Sentence examples for be known through from inspiring English sources

The team will be known through April as the New Jersey Nets presented by Jackson Hewitt.

So by the end of 1999 Goethe will be known through and through, right?Wrong.

The approach does not require the upper bound of the uncertainty term to be known through some adaptive estimation.

Ms. Tracey let it be known through the company that she was leaving City Ballet to spend more time with her family.

Last week, US intelligence and IAEA inspectors let it be known through the New York Times that they are watching two other suspect sites.

The chancellor has let it be known, through the media, that he will make public expenditure cuts of £15bn in Wednesday's budget.

Both neutron spectra are known through measurements with a Bonner Sphere Spectrometer.

Souls are genuinely immaterial, and their existence is known through faith.

In the Middle Ages Epicurus was known through Cicero and the polemics of the Church Fathers.

Cookie was known through his church to be a No. 1 kind of man".

But he was known through his editorials as a supporter of the Vietnam War.