Sentence examples for beginning i know from inspiring English sources

Just after the Bay of Pigs invasion, on April 21 , 1961 Kennedy held a regular press conference, beginning, "I know that many of you have further questions about Cuba," then going on to say, "I do not think any useful national purpose would be served by my going further into the Cuba question this morning".

The next day, she sent a two-page note to the clerk that included a passage beginning, "I know I do not exactly have a 'poker face".' The note also briefly included her thoughts on the state of the case: "In my mind it is still open, closing perhaps, but still open, and I shall make a strong effort to suppress my spontaneous expressions".

"Clearly there's an air of expectation on whoever is in charge at the Ospreys, but having been here since the very beginning I know what to expect".

"It's a boy," Sam said from the beginning, "I know it".

In the beginning, I didn't know if it would work - but it did.

His nicely sceptical essay on WG Sebald begins: "I know my way around the often intricate paths of all his major books".

He began, "I know there has been controversy about the promotion of democracy in recent years, and much of this controversy is connected to the war in Iraq.

(Let the arguments begin). I know.

"I know how the movie begins, I know how it ends", said Hughes.

I wrote a blog that began: I know I've entered the wilderness when my son says, "Dad laughs.

"Before we begin, I know that myself and the press have gotten off to a rocky start," McCarthy as Spicer shouted.