Sentence examples for the experience of when from inspiring English sources

How does Mr. Smith describe the experience of when the stimulator was first turned on?

"When I put down a dish, I like to say how I discovered it and how it was prepared while I was in Cambodia, and the experience of when I first ate it," she said.

"To the layperson, when they're talking about taste, they're talking about the experience of when they eat or drink something or otherwise put it in their mouth, and that's not just taste," said Jeannine Delwiche, a New York-based sensory scientist and consultant who has worked in academia and industry.

Doubtless the experience of 1967, when the law required sentences of not more than six months to be suspended, has played a part in this decision.

The Labour tribe – and the polling fraternity – are haunted by the experience of 1992, when the 10pm poll prepared the nation for Prime Minister Neil Kinnock.

Mr Ahern is keen to avoid repeating the experience of 2001, when the Irish first rejected the Nice treaty before backing it in a second vote.

But she knows from the experience of 1992, when her husband Bill was running for the White House, how important the economy is in deciding the race.

That could defeat the proposal, repeating the experience of 2005, when a 90-day detention proposed by Tony Blair was defeated in the House of Commons.

The Fed appears determined to avoid the experience of 10 years ago, when it raised rates more sharply than investors had been expecting, jolting the markets.

Cutaneous allodynia (CA) is the experience of pain when a non-noxious stimulus is applied to normal skin [1].

It requires very strong communication skills and the experience of knowing when and how to ask great questions.