Sentence examples for better known about from inspiring English sources

Without that assurance, America and Britain would not countenance the lifting of sanctions and, given the facts now better known about Mr Hussein's cheating, even others more sympathetic to Iraq are unlikely to attempt to lift them soon.Can Mr Hussein find greater solace in the wider damage this crisis has done?

"He laughed and said, 'I better know about it.' " "He was on his cellphone," Murphy said, "when I thought I heard him say, 'Steve,' like in Steve Phillips, 'Steve, I don't want to hear about any more trades, I'm trying to run a Christmas party.' He talked with the kids.

The one we all better know about if we know what's good for us".

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"You cannot hunt two hares at the same time," the chemist Nikolay Zinin said to a young Alexander Borodin, one of classical music's better known moonlighters, about his pursuits in both music and chemistry.

While tourist destinations further south are better known, historically about 80%% of tourists stayed within the six Mexican border states.

"You better get somebody knows about well diggin," she said sourly, slapping the bowls on the table for the everlasting elk stew, nothing more than meat, water, and salt, simmered to chewability, then reheated for days.

But Mr Wilders, better known for his anxieties about Islam than his concerns about Greek solvency, saw his popularity rocket.

"Cap-Ferrat is better known, but it has about 400 homes.

There are reasons that he's better known for an essay about a boat.

Surfers are better known for getting excited about big waves.