common experience

Yeah, there was laughter in the hallway, but most of it was the laughter of kids sharing a common experience: complete hysteria!

Somehow I had never connected Mrs. Flowers with food or eating or any other common experience of common people.

Services cannot be inventoried and demand may be hard to predict, so waiting before receiving a service is a common experience.

"Hitting the wall" is an all too common experience that befalls athletes and Gebrselassie isn't an exception.

Phantom limb pain is a common experience for patients who have received amputation. However, the definite mechanism is still not clear.

Despite this, it is common experience to have the regulator poorly tuned, yielding a less than adequate process response [26].

The words are the voice from people's heart, through Diane's words, I can know we have many common experience for our life in many way.

Nor does it seem a common experience for people on the spectrum themselves (read some writing by us and you'll see what I mean).

Boredom is a common experience that affects people on multiple levels, including their thoughts, feelings, motivations, and actions.

However, neurologists were soon able to diagnose TGA, a relatively common experience in the over-50s.

Although "being a mother" is a common experience for women, in their daily lives, women tend to utilize different strategies of mothering.

It is common experience that dreams quickly evaporate unless we hasten to put them into words.

A common experience for visitors to Manhattan is being told by long-time New Yorkers that the best times of the city are over.

The impermanence of body etc, is a matter of common experience and no higher philosphy is needed to prove it.

Even though giving and receiving gifts is a common experience in our lives, you might not understand very clearly all the particulars.

Their results are published in Science magazine, and mostly, they match pretty well with common experience.

The new logistics company in the field of logistics circles has been the common experience of nearly 10 years of history.

This is a common experience--the long day's journey into stress and frustration; we've all been there.

Meanwhile, culture shock is a common experience of people who have been suddenly transplanted abroad.

Common struggle and common experience have given birth to common views and common language.

But in the meantime think about a relatively common experience like driving.

Secret, the remarkable character of children's growth is the common experience of human being.

N524, a train from Hangzhou to Shanghai: it will be a common experience for all the participating artists.

A common experience, he says, is that officials "get an allegation and then try to figure out how to deal with it. "

It is a common experience in people that appetite is lost even under conditions of moderate thirst.

It's a true love match founded on friendship and common experience.

It is a matter of common experience that bodies are lighter in water than they are in air.

As a parent myself, I understood exactly what she meant and we shared a laugh at our common experience.

We share common experience and face common task.

WwW. zIdiR. coM From the course of history, "government" is never a perfect synonym so that reform has become a common experience.

The third part is the developing process of the world creative industry and common experience.

There are some original and common experience methods in utilizing public management in intellectual property right in U. S.

As it begins to activate and open - it is a common experience that one sees an eye - or eyes - looking back at them.

For him, in the past ten years, it wasn't a common experience.

Is this a common experience?