Sentence examples for get the same experience from inspiring English sources

Now you can get the same experience with light bulbs.

And because I visit incognito, I get the same experience you would: no rolling out the red carpet, no special treatment or extra little freebies.

"I could have gone to Moscow, which would have been amazing, but my ethnicity made me doubt whether I'd get the same experience of Russia as my peers," says Mugavazi.

"I wanted people who were our customers in New York City to be able to go to a Morton's in Fort Worth, Tex., and know they would get the same experience: the same ambiance, food and service," Mr. Bernstein once said.

Second, because it embodies an equally controversial theory of identity: that our lives are best lived when we have a single identity that persists in all contexts over time, so your grandparents get the same experience of you that your lover does, your boss sees the same side of you that your toddler does.

Even in sunny Miami, where the primary is not until March 9 and the main focus on the White House over the weekend was a ceremony hosted on Friday by President Bush honoring the world champion Florida Marlins, curious Democrats could hole up in front of the TV and get the same experience as the voters in New Hampshire, and often, thanks to wireless microphones, get a bit more.

The fans were not getting the same experience.

I think it was divisive and she would have got the same experience touring five music venues in the UK.

"It means we can guarantee people everywhere are getting the same experience," said Rowling, of her decision to go it alone.

They had access to the films and DVDs, and everyone from the hedge fund manager to the student nurse (or indeed the single mother forced to write books in the local cafe) paid the same and got the same experience.

And as policymakers focus on Stem subjects (science, technology, engineering, maths), he says, "kids are just not getting the same experience of playing with clay, with materials, of doing embroidery, of getting their hands dirty".