Sentence examples for experience to call from inspiring English sources

And that defense has an impressive amount of tournament experience to call on against the young Stony Brook offense.

With Tim Howard also arriving in Denver this summer, the Rapids will soon have even more experience to call upon.

He has a team built around him and eight years of experience to call on, meaning he can target stages which arenot pure sprint days.

It is challenging viticulture, which explains the industry tradition of families such as the Symingtons, with 13 generations' experience to call on in making port.

"The truth is, that I am obliged to copy these names for sword-fighting out of a book, having no direct experience to call upon," this personage confesses.

There's some big names on the bench, namely Mike Phillips and Gethin Jenkins, and it's great to have that experience to call on in the latter stages of the game.

"The best thing is we've got these experiences to call on when the tournament starts and we're actually under real pressure when it really matters.

The venue is a long-abandoned chapel on Shaftesbury Avenue whose spectacular domed and galleried central space is cleverly exploited in a 70-minute "experience" – hard to call it anything else – loosely themed on Homer's Odyssey.

The first, and I suppose seemingly easiest claim and means to justify your place in the startup world, as someone who has no experience, is to call yourself a product person.

Hussein says the whole experience led him to call off the deal as he says he no longer trusts his builder, or Howdens.

This is a much better experience than having to call first.