Sentence examples for lost experiences from inspiring English sources

"It's lost wages and lost experiences.

Gud hacked away at Sherm and Lean's rough draft of Warlord until he'd revealed a jagged chronicle of malaise and instability a reflection of Sherm and Lean's druggy, lost experiences in Miami, filtered through Gud own experiences of alienation on the road.

These youngsters experience a triple whammy: the initial sexual abuse, the direct effects of the PTSD symptoms themselves and then the avoidance behavior that may result in lost experiences important for success throughout life".

$27.95 A generation ago the feminist scholar Gerda Lerner challenged historians to document the lost experiences of American women, not just to restore a missing dimension of the nation's past but also to shake up the historical enterprise altogether.

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

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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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.