Sentence examples for experience weeks from inspiring English sources

The National Grid is among a growing number of employers who run work experience weeks, in which half are guaranteed to be girls.

Not that this may have occurred to George Osborne: the Chancellor's £134,565 salary means he is not one of the 500,000 or more people in Britain today who experience weeks at a time when they don't have enough money to buy food at a supermarket.

The two powerhouses came together to show those in attendance at Tomorrowland something they'd never seen before, and then the longstanding alcohol brand took things one step further to let fans continue the experience weeks and even months after the set was done.

Ian Rippon, 56, of Norfolk, England, first came to Findhorn Foundation at the end of 2000 to participate in one of the community's "Experience Weeks," a seven-day program that includes meditation, sacred dance, nature outings as well as working alongside community members in areas such as the gardens, kitchen and dining room.

"It was definitely a level up from what we experience week-in week-out in the Premiership.

Capper says there has been progress since Mencap's learning disability work experience week was launched two years ago.

A solid old councillor from Sunderland spoke up emotionally at one meeting about his experience, week in and week out, on the doorstep.

The idea that distance learning by Internet will somehow replace classrooms and even campuses ignores the intensely social aspect of the college experience (Week in Review, Feb. 13).

The Giants are young and are gaining experience week by week, and as they proceed into what appears to be a weaker segment of their schedule -- they face Seattle here Sunday -- they could gather momentum.

But that's not what we see and experience, week after week, in front of our health center.

Five years on, with Melbourne again experiencing weeks of temperatures approaching 40C, part of the city's growing appeal is its apparent resilience to hazards such as bushfires, compared with the outer suburbs and commuter towns.