Sentence examples similar to promised experience from inspiring English sources

Inspired by Apple, shops promise "experience" and hope that sales will follow.

New York is a place that promises experiences, and somehow replenishes the promises even as it reneges on the experiences.

But LOL, Pfieffer promised "an experience unmatched by anything in the private sector," and instead the experience is just as terrible as those in the private sector.

Sitting in there, you are promised an experience which is "raucous".

Oxford is one of the world's leading universities, and with its tutorial system and college structure, it promised an experience different from anything in Australia.

We were promised an experience.

If others I rely on are not doing what promised, I experience stress, etc.

But as a command and a promise, "Experience Hendrix" can't help falling short, if only because of the irrevocable absence at its core.

She had found in her Lonely Planet book a small tour company, Kahembe Cultural Tours, that promised authentic experiences with remote local tribes.

Hemingway's, now being built in East London, promises an experience that will bring back the great man's novels.

This week sees the opening of The Bunyadi, the city's first "naked restaurant", which promises an experience that is "free from the trappings of modern life".