Sentence examples for some early experiences from inspiring English sources

Some early experiences of Community Supported Agriculture are also reported, such as the "Adopt a Cow" scheme, which involves consumers in the sustenance of cattle in winter, thus providing them with dairy products to be collected at the Alpine huts during the summer.

Though Ms. Weinshall admits she does not have much experience with traffic, she did have some early experience with it that she feels counts more than technical knowledge.

For young pelicans, some early experience in diving for fish comes during their time in the nest, when they graduate from feeding on half-digested fish bits regurgitated by their generous parents to retrieving fish from the famously capacious pouched parental bills and even their gullets.

Ciani had some early experience with the Moog modulars in 1969 and 1970, and tells The Creators Project that the San Francisco Tape Music Center loaned her a large three-panel modular for a month one summer.

(Watch her play a mesmerizing melodic progression on one of her pitches in a Moog video below). Ciani had some early experience with the Moog modulars in 1969 and 1970, and tells The Creators Project that the San Francisco Tape Music Center loaned her a large three-panel modular for a month one summer.

You rage and cry, and regress to some very early experiences.

I had some positive early experiences where I asked for more money and was given it.

Last fall, Exxon Mobil broke the ice for big American companies by pledging $4 billion to begin developing oil fields off Russia's eastern coast, and BP, despite some bitter early experiences, increased its stake in a Russian oil company.

What were some of your early experiences with environmental education?

Murphy recounted some of his early experiences to highlight Syria's present-day situation.

The dialect of the Bedes she had heard in the conversations of her Derbyshire uncles with her father, some of whose early experiences she assigned to Adam.