Sentences with phrase «first awkward experience»

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It's also partly due to the section of fans occupying seats at club level be they tourists, business associates etc they simply do not provide vocal support during the 90 minutes, I say this from first hand experience, feeling almost awkward trying to get a chant going in this section as it does not seem this is the done thing.

If you think back to your first sexual experience, pieces of it were probably awkward and uncomfortable.

Holding a newborn and positioning to nurse can feel awkward and overwhelming at first, but with a few helpful tips, the breastfeeding experience will be a rewarding one.

For those who experience longer periods of researching and academic writing, getting back into social life may be rather awkward at first: when you do not see your friends for a week or two, it sometimes takes you some accommodation time to get back in the game.

Talking about your online experiences is a common icebreaker on first dates because everyone has a funny, weird, awkward, or disastrous online dating story to share.

If anything the activities were a great icebreaker, and if I had any advice for Shhh it would be to run the first half of the event — perhaps up to the speed - dating — as silent, and then let people speak — because the shared awkward odd experience actually gave us something to talk about.

We do get to hear Petit talk about his psychological struggles and first - hand experiences of the amazing event, but each time we go to Gordon - Levitt on Lady Liberty it feels awkward, leaning towards corny (or maybe that he's going to try to sell us auto insurance).

I've not spent too much time with the class yet, only experiencing the first few levels, but I am confident that the ability to summon a bear will make the awkward early moments of attacking people with phantom flying lizards worthwhile.

According to Peirce, one of the biggest obstacles facing the movement to end violence against women is the fact that it is generally an uncomfortable subject that is hard to bring up without feeling «awkward or insensitive» — a problem she experienced first - hand.

The first few chapters are a little slow because the novel is told from the perspective of seven different characters in three different persons - first, third, and the slightly awkward second - which takes a bit of getting to grips with, but once the groundwork is laid the plot moves at a fair clip, offering many reasons to keep reading, not least of which is the opportunity to experience a different side of Bolivia from what most of us imagine - suffice to say, it ain't all ponchos and alpaca!

It's where you can read first - hand encounters, associations, amusing anecdotes and inspiring stories brought to you by a small group of writers (3) with over 40 years» experience in the tourism industry between them, and a few contributing editors who are experienced journalists and copywriters — no garbled, awkward accounts or rehashed press releases here.

Though it may seem awkward it first, our experience is that after a while finding the scanner becomes easy enough for regular use.