91.   He was a good friend, she said, a man who opened her life to an array of new experiences.

92.   His visit was brief but long enough for him to enjoy a new experience.

93.   I enjoy other experiences that come from being a baseball player and I enjoy new experiences.

94.   Holding court after a winning playoff game is a new experience.

95.   In fact, many vacationers run the risk of illness or injury pursuing new experiences in climates to which they are unaccustomed, often in remote areas.

96.   In many ways Hali is part of a long line of immigrant artists who have defined the new experience in America through novels and plays.

97.   In fact, speaking out to an international audience is a new experience for a woman who is known for being cautious and understated.

98.   It has become the crux of the new American dining experience, even as our restaurants and our expectations have bloomed in the last decade.

99.   It essentially got together with young graduates to create a new educational experience.

100.   It provides a sense of peace, instead of the restless compulsion of always seeking more stimulation through ever greater consumption of goods, entertainment and new experiences.