Sentence examples for around to know from inspiring English sources

I don't have to turn around to know it's Robert.

He did not have to turn around to know the ball would disappear into the center-field bleachers.

"They need to kick ideas around, to know they can hear their work out loud when they need to.

Walking to the plane there is no need to turn around to know that staring me out of the airport are the school-teacher's eyes, behind the Elton John glasses and above the Hitler moustache.Back to top >>ThursdayI ADMIT a private interest in going to Harare.

"When you have 51 issues a year, having something that the advertisers can plan around, to know the type of consumer or the type of editorial that will be in there, is very helpful," said Paul Caine, president and group publisher of Time Inc.'s Style and Entertainment Group.

(She doesn't really need to see the furniture thrown around to know this).

"I'm still young, but have been around enough to know what can happen.

All sorts of nice people would just be around, lovely to know they're there.

"I've moved around enough to know that when you walk into the right place, you know it instantly".

Ms. Winokur, 29, has been around enough to know that her current success is wonderful, but not everything.

You'd spend more time looking around, getting to know your community.