real - life experience

Li: I'd love to. I'd like to get a bit of real life experience.

As a divorced mother of three, she brings the kind of real-life experience that Mr. Obama considers important.

Children use scripts as the primary means of anticipating, comprehending, and re-creating real-life experience.

He says the French Digital Kitchen turns the process of learning language into a real-life experience.

In short, Japan is getting real-life experience of what maritime Asia would be like without unipolar America power.

from the theme selection point of view, the selection from its own real-life experience.

Educational assessment may also determine what college credits can be given for real-life experience.

This work will offer a real-life experience about making mask and will talk about the culture also.

EMBA students expect to be taught by people who not only have the theory but who also have demonstrable real-life experience.

Enduing the class with real life experience, is a new teaching idea beyond the traditional concept.

Unfortunately, college transcripts don't always reflect real life experience.

"It's real-life experience. We enjoy this so much, " Li says.

Idioms are fixed phrases and short sentences derived and refined from long real life experience.

I was especially interested in the real-life experience you brought to it.

King: You have an interesting thesis - that book learning is no substitute for real life experience.

This is the essence of her real life experience.

The plot is based on a real-life experience of Larry David's.

I will provide the web conference tool goto meeting and via Skype I like someone with real life experience to coach me.

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