Sentence examples for life knowledge from inspiring English sources

That way they're gaining valuable hands-on, real life knowledge.

If you survive those moments, they give you life knowledge.

A general collapse in the importance of formal training was a symptom of post-Internet life; knowledge, like the clothing that went with it, was being informalized.

Dancers gathered under projections of trees (perhaps mythological trees of life, knowledge or forbidden fruit) and linked themselves into a single multiheaded, multilimbed being.

The report also includes the annual human development index, which measures 188 countries' average achievement in three basic dimensions of human development – a long and healthy life, knowledge and a decent standard of living.

Shirley Robertson, who giggled like a loon while half-dumping me in the Solent a few happy years ago when I still had a wetsuit and the Observer still had a sports mag, has somehow managed to bring life, knowledge and windblown fun to the most exhilarating yet spectator-unfriendly sport on earth.

The reader is required to fill in the gaps with their existing, real-life knowledge of Birmingham (or any other large British city, if they haven't had the pleasure of visiting there).

Over the last year there has been a real emphasis on placements, with real-life knowledge of the industry and workplace being prioritised by many sectors, such as financial services.

We've also been fortunate that we have had various local people going away and gaining industry experience overseas, particularly in the UK, before returning home to Gibraltar bringing with them the real-life knowledge from other telecoms companies and related industries.

To catch the inconsistencies in real-life knowledge bases described in Example 1, we use (mathsf {GFDs}) defined with patterns (Q_1--Q_4) of Fig. 2 as follows.

Results: Top barriers included research topic not relevant to practice, sample not relevant to practice, lack of explanation for practical application, researchers' lack of real-life knowledge about clinical situation, and presentation of research in article format not user-friendly.