Sentence examples for experienced up from inspiring English sources

It was the first bereavement I'd experienced up close.

Over time, Ms. Dusky has also experienced, up close, how much adoption has changed since 1966.

I wanted to see what my characters had seen and experience what they had experienced up to the point of what I could handle.

They were supposed to be the antidote to the poison he experienced up at Newcastle, where he was always considered Mike Ashley's puppet.

The NYU survey asked when the economic benefits we experienced up to 1980 would be completely wiped out; 41% of respondents said that's already happened.

His son is the first baby I've experienced up close – and as lovely as he is, there is a horror in his fragility.

But it's lucky for those in the know that she doesn't (however unfair): her delicate dance-theater concoctions are best experienced up close and personal.

Ms. Blumberg was speaking of West Chelsea, the gallery district that experienced up to five feet of flooding when Sandy passed through the region.

The Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos, two teams who have experienced up-and-down seasons of late, round out the list of best drafters.

Consistent with the Klaper study, GSEA identified the majority of sets to have experienced up-regulation (irrespective of statistical significance of the enrichment) in the treatments relative to the controls.

Specifically, whilst the CDSS 'promised' a combination of Evidence Based Medicine and de-skilling, in practice the call-handlers' experienced up-skilling – learning to navigate multiple information systems, and engaging in extended and often very difficult conversations with callers: [The CDSS] is harder, and it's easier, if you know what I mean.