Sentence examples for sending experience from inspiring English sources

How Jifiti solves this problem is by creating two experiences: a gift sending experience and a gift receiving experience.

Conversely, it is sending experienced people back to school to broaden their knowledge.

Nasa has no public plans to attempt a human landing on Mars until the 2030s, and it will only be sending experienced astronauts.

North Korean analyst John Grisafi, intelligence director of NK News, says that by sending experienced, high-level party members the country aims to do more than just meet and greet.

Of course there is some sense in sending experienced and useful people to the House of Lords while it remains an unelected House, but the carrot of a knighthood or peerage is also a time-worn way to reward or buy loyalty or to move on an ageing bed-blocker.

Instead of directing reforms from the centre, the government encouraged schools to set their own targets and sent experienced teams to help them get there.

Taking advantage of the Syrian civil war, al-Baghdadi sent experienced fighters and funds to Syria to set up Jabhat al-Nusra as al-Qa'ida's affiliate in Syria.

He spent only $227,000 on television advertisements -- less than his two main rivals -- and kept as his state director a 24-year-old yet to complete the University of Wisconsin, while Mr. Kerry sent experienced operatives who had already scored significant victories on his behalf.

The Wall Street Journal sent experienced reporter Stuart Isacoff whose eagerly-awaited new book on the piano is due out in the spring.

Among other measures mentioned were to also send experienced doctors, a rotation system of working, group practice and a stable political climate.

The law of attraction works by sending you experiences and people that are a match to what you are feeling.