Sentence examples for experienced years from inspiring English sources

If I can get psychoanalytical for a moment, when a situation replicates something first encountered in childhood, this often triggers feelings similar to those experienced years ago.

Argentina generally has had a favourable balance of trade, although it has occasionally experienced years with trade deficits since the Mercosur pact was enacted.

The problems recall those experienced years ago by the George Gustav Heye Foundation of New York, which had a collection of Indian artifacts eventually absorbed by the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian.

No wonder that the companies that provided the plumbing and the banks that offered the credit experienced years of profitable growth, with only the occasional lull when the economy was in recession.The good times have not entirely disappeared.

1.1 Background Montenegro is a small country in the Western Balkans (see Annex III) that experienced years of socio-economic stagnancy due to war, political turmoil, and economic isolation that affected the broader region since the 1990s.

She had Charles originally, lost him and experienced years of ridicule, isolation and scandal.

The physical and technical responses of experienced (≥5 years) and less experienced (1 4 years) elite Australian Football (AF) players were compared following the most intense passages of match-play.

"You're just another year more experienced, another year of making throws, of seeing defenses and maturing as a quarterback," Leinart said.

Annie Woods is an experienced early years lecturer at Nottingham Trent University.

Through their beloved Schweini supporters have experienced 13 years that had everything: championships (eight), DFB Cups (seven), a sports holdall of dreams broken and fulfilled.

And if the play remains essentially as the Hacketts wrote it, the likelihood is that Anne Frank's real history will hardly prevail over what was experienced, forty years ago, as history transcended, ennobled, rarefied.