Sentence examples for I know anybody from inspiring English sources

"I'm looking to see if I know anybody.

I don't think I know anybody who hates to lose more than he does".

"I guess I read it now because I'm wondering if I know anybody who's on there," he said.

All I know, anybody out there that has a beat and they're dancing to it, they're Chubby.

I don't think I know anybody who would dispute the greatness of the Coen brothers, but opinions differ on which of their movies are insanely great and which are not so great.

I don't think I know anybody who hasn't teetered close to the edge of De Clerambault's syndrome, which is when ordinary, lovesick souls make the leap to become obsessive, fixated stalkers: erotomaniacs.

"Would it make any difference if I knew anybody in the corporation?" "Do you?" the personnel man asked.

"I didn't know anybody – I didn't expect to know anybody – when I first rolled up [at Imperial College, London, in the 1960s].

When I first moved here, I didn't know anybody, so I paid for firewood.

I'm not afraid to go to someplace where I don't know anybody, because I didn't know anybody when I moved here.

I didn't know anybody, and I was alone.