Sentence examples for be known in a from inspiring English sources

A three-year project's fate will be known in a few hours on its first Friday.

"This whitening and then death of corals began to be known in a few areas in the 1980s.

They were key works in what would come to be known, in a 1978 group show at the Whitney, as "New Image Painting".

Space, time, mass, movement, force — these things could be known in a way that such metaphysical imponderables as "divine purpose" and "final causes" could not.

Because many laboratories are now running Dr. Gabizon's experiment, the verdict on urinary prions may be known in a month or two.

There remains one outstanding appeal with the Swiss Federal Supreme Court, but the findings of that should be known in a matter of weeks.

Brooding of terrestrial eggs is known in a few species.

Asexual reproduction is known in a few sedentary polychaete species.

Here, in fact, they are known, in a final nod to inclusiveness, as "ballpersons".

None of these elements was known in a pure state before modern chemistry isolated them.

Cohabitation, or "living in sin" as it was known in a more morally rigorous era, is now the rule.