Sentence examples for associates know from inspiring English sources

In the background was Mr. Horowitz, who had let associates know he was interested in running.

To outsiders, he gives the impression of being a friendly, relaxed sort, but associates know, and occasionally fear, his intensity.

But, as all litigation associates know from late nights and bitter experience, a service called Shepard's characterizes citations.

Talk to just about any partner at any major law firm, though, and they'll tell you that first-year associates know basically nothing when they start out.

Karen P. Hughes, the communications director, was the campaign's most visible face and identifiable voice, but she has let associates know that she has little desire to spend another year facing the television cameras or speed-dialing reporters.

So your first strategy should be to to make sure that all your friends (including your Facebook friends), neighbours, former colleagues or business associates know that you are looking for a new position.

And Bush senior and his associates knew that it was wiser not to topple Saddam Hussein.

His friends and associates knew how he felt about DACA, he said.

Ms. Winston and her associates, known to fellow aficionados simply as the Committee, presented four more conventions before withdrawing from the field, exhausted, in 1976.

He had come to know the engineering challenges of brownstones well, having worked for 14 years at Robert Silman Associates, known for its historic preservation work.

Even his pre-Raphaelite associates, known for taking pains, worried that Brown's "excessive elaboration" meant that Work would never be done.