Sentence examples for experience with which from inspiring English sources

At moments, they seem to be wrenched in two directions at once – an experience with which Pite herself is familiar.

Watching Scolari in defeat is not an experience with which the English are familiar but he was gracious last night.

With the possibility of a further fine and of starting 2010 with a ban, she needs an over-arching experience with which to define her year.

It's perfectly located for its role – right beside the City of London, ready to dash to any crisis in that densely crowded square mile, whether it be fire in a high rise or terrorist attack, an experience with which the City is all too familiar, on an immensely expensive block of land that it's hard to imagine the government buying today.

Finish the trip at Angkor, a mind-blowing experience with which few sights compare.

During my university education, I often wondered what I was going to do with my life; an experience with which many students are familiar.

I pinched a nerve in my back, which is one of the most painful experiences with which I've dealt.

Voldetool, who is now so at home with Exile Dune, you'd think he'd rather go back there than to camp, elucidates his Exile awesomeness thusly, "I had past experiences with which to draw on, which made it easier for me".

There are three learning experiences with which to conclude.

In contrast, younger patients have fewer previous experiences with which to compare their treatment, and may be more defiant toward other patients and staff.

In an interview in the latest issue of Vanity Fair, Black says: "I don't doubt that I am a humbler, more sensitive person now that I have experienced conditions with which I'd had little experience.