Sentence examples for been known with from inspiring English sources

He has even been known — with the help of Google Translator — to translate articles from other languages.

Mr. Postaer and his Burnett colleague, Mark Faulkner, also senior vice president and co-creative director on Maytag, worked with Mr. Altschul and Mr. Hardison to plan how to replace "Old Lonely," as the repairman has been known, with a character who could be more modern and less limited but also likable and friendly -- and important, not alienate fans of the original.

Our planet's dimensions had been known with some precision for several centuries, and French scientists had no difficulty determining that if the distance between the equator and the North Pole was divided by ten million (an auspiciously round and decimal-friendly number) the result would be very close to an aune.

The problem of such studies is that the direct effect of the macroscopically applied stress has not been known with regard to the structures at macroscopic, mesoscopic, nanoscopic, and atomic length scales.

By contrast, he emphasized in the preface of the Recherche that Augustine had failed to see that sensible qualities "are not clearly contained in the idea we have of matter," adding that "the difference between mind and body has been known with sufficient clarity for only a few years" (Malebranche 1958 84, 1 20).

Her worldwide hit single "Can't Get You Out of My Head" has been known with great legacy.

Therefore, both parameters have to be known with good accuracy.

Some elements of the future are known with reasonable accuracy.

Shakespeare's own religious views cannot be known with certainty.

Nothing is known with certainty of his subsequent life.

They were known, with justification, for terrible tempers.