I actually DJed at my auntie's wedding in Blackpool last year, so I speak from experience with this one.
Office wits will doubtless find possibilities for fun in this, if we may judge from experience with police teletypewriters.
But I do know this from experience: with Chris Evans at the wheel, it will be a wild ride.
We have known from experience with cloning in sheep, mice, cows, goats and pigs that the success rate in cloning is appallingly low.
The clue to how this can be done came from experience with a developer known as pyro (pyrogallol), once very popular with still photographers.
But to a remarkable degree, almost every candidate in this race can speak from experience with the health care system, having endured his or her own health problems or those of close family members.
Perhaps there's even a c) the Chapmans learned from experience with Gilbert and George how mind-numbing the donkey work can be and so devolve it on to underlings.
Such philosophers maintain that one simply does not know what one's own feelings are in a way appropriate to the argument until one has learned from experience with others how to describe such feelings in appropriate language.
There was the radiance and the madness, and now, three years later, another daughter — about to turn sixteen — has begun painting and unpainting her fingernails and performing other mysterious gestational rituals that will culminate, I know from experience, with her rising into the winter light, the day after her birthday, and passing her driver's test by one point.
The two industries know, from experience with Desert Storm, the raid of Mogadishu in Somalia and the hunt for Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan, that new battle tools will be showcased by the armed services, and they could be new battle toys by December.
Both may be familiar from experience with standard 3D visualization.
