Sentence examples for first hand after from inspiring English sources

Director Ashley Maria experienced this phenomenon first hand after graduate school.

The Minnesota Vikings are finding this out first hand after signing Pro Bowl quarterback Kirk Cousins to a fully-guaranteed three-year, $84 million deal back in March.

She has endured a drawn-out process for her working visa to come through but is pleased to now be dealing with the Thistles players first hand after months spent communicating with Netball Scotland coaches on email and Skype.

Hunter's dear friends saw it first hand after one of Rolling Stone's hired thugs tried to bring Hunter down with the same tactics.

I know from first hand experience after being a Kiwi living in the UK from 95-03 thet thEnglishsh rugby media and fraternity in general used it as an excuse everytime.

Starmer's approach has already made a significant difference to people's readiness to come forward, and I've seen this first-hand: after reading a quote of his in Glamour magazine, a reader wrote in to say she'd walked straight out of the gym, into a police station, to report a rape that had happened 14 years earlier.

But there's little to induce nausea, unless you're a hygiene freak confronted with Chris Rogers's armguard, which appears to have been picked up second-hand after a nuclear holocaust.

She learned about these struggles first-hand after being diagnosed with Crohn's disease a few years back.

I call them First Globals, and one reason for that name is their thirst to experience the world first-hand after getting a taste of it from cyberspace and television.

Now, they've had the chance to learn first-hand after merging with the Akron based The Center for Nonprofit Excellence CNEE) on September 20 , 2011

The first hand therapy visit after surgery will be used to record baseline active extension at MCP and proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joints.