Sentence examples for point experience from inspiring English sources

But coming from Mr. Dodson -- whose background includes three tours of duty in Vietnam, a teaching stint at West Point, experience in rehabilitating old houses, and a Harvard business degree besides -- it sounds even more sincere.

"At that crisis point, experience takes a back seat and all your training kicks in," says Parmitano.

The Panama Kid also has a good course record and is a worthy favourite but is ridden by Mr J Teal, who probably has a deal of point to point experience but has never previously ridden over fences or hurdles under Rules.

Roughly 15% of epileptics will, at some point, experience status epilepticus, a medical emergency in which convulsions can only be stopped with strong anesthetics.

But 200 miles south of that, some 2 million people will, at some point, experience a much quieter and less crowded side of Ohio in Hocking Hills State Park, driving under thick boughs of hardwood leaves aflame with autumn color.

It should be noted that when considering the series resistance, the segments furthest away from the measurement point experience the highest total series resistance due to the contribution of the series resistances of preceding segments.

All of the airship designers I met had, at some point, experienced a similar awakening.

Because almost everyone, at some point, experiences feelings of sadness, of hopelessness, of emptiness, not to mention lethargy and irritability.

(At this point, experienced dyers may mix up a mordant bath to pretreat the fabric for colorfastness).

Most people reading this will have at some point experienced a lifeless adviser who drones through a script with all the charisma of a rich tea biscuit.

The Whole Foods shopper at some point experiences a pang of surprise upon discovering that the chain started in Texas, rather than in, say, Berkeley or Boston.