Sentence examples for lost experience from inspiring English sources

Someone travels to a place in which to take shelter or rediscover lost experience or opportunity.

"During the fellowship, I retrained in the things that I had lost experience in.

Imagining a tennis match by listening to the sound of balls being struck, spectators applauding, and an announcer's description was a nearly lost experience before the advent of the Internet.

He was also describing, in a very English way, the lost experience of the common man (his critics would complain that he had largely overlooked the story of working-class women), a theme traceable to Anglo-Saxon England.

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Over the weekend, Baby Boomers, Gen Xers and Yers, and millennials alike, will all be heading to the theater hoping to recapture a lost experience of childlike wonder.

"It's lost wages and lost experiences.

"They lost experienced leaders and they lost weapons and manpower.

Season prospects: The club will be hoping for an improvement on another disappointing season in 2011 when they changed head coaches and lost experienced skipper Luke Sutton.

They began the campaign with a 2.5-point penalty for breaking salary cap regulations and lost experienced Dale Benkenstein in mid-season because of a shoulder problem.

Whether it was getting lost, experiencing the city's infamous pickpockets, cancelled flights with no refunds, loneliness, or missing home, any of these could have easily thrown me off course.