Sentence examples for more experienced of from inspiring English sources

"Brian is the more experienced of the two and he is the one who makes the calls and gives direction.

You sound like the more experienced of the two of you, certainly physically, so maybe you need to take the helm and help steer you both clear of these murky waters.

One by one, I watched as the more experienced of the pack launched themselves directly from the sand by swooping their fluorescent kites over the water and gently lifting themselves 5 to 10 feet in the air before skimming out to sea.

George, who will be Worcester's third summer signing from Gloucester, following back-row forward Matt Cox and centre Ryan Mills, is the more experienced of the latest two additions.

With just one rookie - Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts - in their ranks, the European side are the more experienced of the two, and Olazabal will hope that his team can get off to the sort of start to silence the partisan home crowds.

Welbeck is the more experienced of the pair and has been useful for his versatility in attack but Hodgson must decide whether the mobile, pacy Sterling is more suited to starting in Brazil, or whether he may make a greater impact coming off the bench as a substitute.

Even the competition for low-paid jobs is higher than usual because there are more experienced out-of-work journalists trying to find a position.

It felt particularly complete and had a real integration of the more experienced members of the company and some younger dancers, making their debut.

"He is one of the more experienced members of our squad, an outstanding professional and a great character to have on the pitch and in the dressing room".

Kellock has been on the winning side against England at Murrayfield twice since making his international debut in 2004 and is now one of the more experienced members of the squad.

In experimental time estimation research, it has consistently been found that the more a person is engaged in some kind of demanding cognitive activity within a given period of time, the more experienced duration of this time interval decreases.