Sentence examples for been known to answer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Edelman, who has been known to answer tough questions from investors by looking at his watch and announcing that he has another meeting to attend, said the government was adequately shielded from trouble in the portfolio by its $137 million net worth.

If a City Council member like Jessica Lappin is known to answer her phone with "Meet the Mets" (recipients of another new stadium boondoggle), perhaps it's time she and her colleagues learned some new tunes.

Drink helps, too; I have been known to find the answer in the bottom of a pint pot.

While Mr. Jobs was known to occasionally answer e-mail messages sent to his widely published address before he went on medical leave last year, he now appears to have not only resumed the practice, but picked up the pace.

Aaliyah was known to avoid answering questions regarding R. Kelly following the professional split.

A ('complete') matricial form of this result is known to imply an affirmative answer to an embedding question formulated by Connes.

(Before the Voting Rights Act, Southern registrars were known to demand that African-Americans answer absurd questions).

The answer is known to be affirmative for the linear discontinuous Galerkin finite element discretization in one space dimension.

More seasoned Afghan officials say they are clear that Zal, as Mr. Khalilzad is known, answers to the Bush administration.

The process is not sufficiently known to accurately answer this question.

However, Hagar isn't known to be shy, and answered any question brought to him.