Sentence examples for experienced version of from inspiring English sources

Essentially, Robson is facing a more experienced version of herself today; these two lefties are almost carbon copies of each other, with their heavy (but sometimes inconsistent) forehands and swinging serves.

There is no confusion, nor is there any need to decipher, or unscramble sentences in order to make sense of them, and that's because Norman Lear truly is just another version of us, although a far more experienced version of most of US, and an US without the Emmy's, Academy Award Nomination, star on the Walk of Fame and a National Medal of Arts Award.

In muted ways, America has experienced versions of this same conflict, between cynical rulers and upstanding provincial types.

The bulletin on the BBC 6 Music breakfast show, which included details of the case, was played at 9am and was followed by the Jimi Hendrix Experience version of Hey Joe.

Or maybe America would have experienced its version of Miliband fraternal warfare.

"Most women have experienced some version of this," Pao, who lost her landmark suit, said in an interview last week.

This is the second time in a few months that I have experienced a version of this much advertised future.

It's a trick of fate that Nixon, a sitting president who experienced a version of supersize public shaming, might have appreciated for its futuristic appeal.

Portland and Boston are two cities that experienced a version of the flat white economy before London did.

What happened here?" I imagine that everyone has experienced a version of this moment.

Nevertheless, she says, she experienced a version of the same thing - her ideals pulled out from under her.