Sentence examples for a while and knows from inspiring English sources

In Hornsey's email, obtained by TechCrunch, she told staff that she's "been thinking about this for a while" and knows she'll be leaving the company in good hands.

Irish born, Liverpool-based CL Moons (aka SertOne) has been training for a while, and knows every move.

"It is easy to forget to inform colleagues when one has been working for a while, and knows one's way around" (interview assistant).

I was in class for a while and knew little about Scientology.

"I figure that if we had won any fans from our last album, or the one prior to that, there was the potential of maybe having them be a little nonplussed for this one, but I knew that for anybody who had been listening to us for a while, and knew what we did, then this record wouldn't seem that out of place.

"We have had our eye on Sam for a while and know the qualities he will bring," said St Mirren manager Danny Lennon.

Or like most of the couples in America, straight or gay, who've been together for a while, and know that sex is the one aspect of the relationship that ends up defining it the least.

The main sample that loops in the background is a chop from a Vashti Bunyan song which I had been playing around with for a while and knew that I wanted to use it for something, I could never have expected that it would end up sounding like this.

If you know anyone personally who has a child that's currently suffering in a school subject that you're just so happen to be good at, then if the kid's parents known you for a while, and known you well enough to trusts you, then perhaps you could offer to tutor their kid for a bit for a small fee! You'll be able make some money while helping their child out.

She's the most sensible Targaryen to inhabit it in a while, and she knows it.

Search on the web has been broken for a while, and Algolia knows that.