Sentence examples for I'd better know from inspiring English sources

Besides, everything I'd been taught about fieldwork – that it should be tough and I'd better know how to handle myself – told me to forget it had ever happened.

"To be able to tell a physicist how to teach a quantum course, I'd better know what quantum mechanics is and how to speak that language with them," says Holmes, adding that each discipline has its own learning objectives and goals, so having content expertise to understand those elements is important.

I thought, you know, if I am going to be talking to the police I'd better know what I'm talking about.

I'd tell him, 'You'd better know why you're doing this.' Almost symbolically, he found out against Rafter".

"About the seventh month I thought I'd better let people know," Ms. Palin said.

No, I'd better go". I know it happens from discussing it with my female club mates.

I dutifully rang the Observer, cheerfully signing off with "thought I'd better let you know something's up but I don't suppose it will amount to much".

My line was an "out there" suggestion but if I'm having a dig at all the Abrahamic faiths (or Ibrahimic, if you prefer), I'd better let people know.

Just in case all you Droid Incredible owners were jealous of the Galaxy S Froyo leak I wrote about earlier, I thought I'd better let you know that you can has Froyo, too.

I knew I'd better do something".

That's when I knew I'd better figure out where this is going".