Sentence examples for one more experienced from inspiring English sources

"There is no one better; no one more experienced," said one source.

"It means that she can govern, and she can start here, [on] day one, more experienced than any non-vice-president has ever been who aspires to this office," he said.

"She can govern and she can start here, Day One, more experienced than any non-vice president has ever been who aspires to this office," he said in the interview, which was the latest example of ways in which the White House has seemed to signal a private preference in the race.

It's also a show that's technically very much of its time, with people devouring it on Sky1's HD broadcasts days after US transmission, nicking it off PirateBay to watch on laptops just hours later, downloading it legally from iTunes - or waiting for the box sets, where it makes the perfect "just one more" experience.

I expected to be grateful (for convenience's sake) to have an M.L.S. club in the city, to be grudging about admitting it, and to be resentful of the M.B.A.'d sports marketers for overmanaging one more experience in the proverbially unmanageable city.

That first day, they feel smaller than they expected, but lucky for them, no one is more experienced at calming first-grade jitters than Ms. Zagarella.

New teachers can take classes to deepen their subject knowledge, and receive one-to-one consultations from more experienced educators.

But they also said that newer triathletes suffered more injuries than more experienced ones.

Justice Firetog said that had the two lawyers not been retained, he would have assigned more experienced ones to defend Mr. Aron.

"Some of our younger players are outshining more experienced ones and the big picture for the club looks good.

Casualties among the division's commissioned officers were extremely high, forcing younger officers and non-commissioned officers to take leadership positions normally occupied by more experienced ones.