Sentence examples for To know how about from inspiring English sources

Author hurries to airport, anxious to avoid his host, a Harvard man, who certainly will want to know how about reimbursement of the $25 deposit fee sent to Eastchester College.

You fully believe that Emad loves her, yet you also catch his imperious tone toward her ("Stay there," "Don't interfere"), and you want to know: How about her secrets, or her scars?

"When" — the hesitation again — "would you like to come?" "I don't know — how about now?

To know how form comes about.

It's difficult to know how to feel about it.

People want to know how critics feel about power.

Sports are like dogs; a politician has to know how to talk about them.

And this makes it difficult to know how to feel about the latest wave of investigations.

You want to know how I feel about animals?

It's harder to know how to feel about the play's central character, Edward R. Murrow Joseph Lustigg).

It's hard to know how to feel about some of these pieces.