Sentence examples for better known some from inspiring English sources

As the post-graduate programs become better known, some are getting to be as selective as top colleges: Exeter had nearly 300 applications this year for 25 slots, and Deerfield had more than 140 for 20 slots.

Though the Nasdaq 100 and Composite indexes are much better known, some investors have stumbled onto the PSE.

And even better, know some details about the people that you are meeting with and work them into the conversation.

While Syria or Iran may not be reflective of the rest of the Middle East, buyout chiefs still need to sell investors and politicians on the merits of a region that is politically fraught and, in some cases, still better known to some for terrorism than capitalism.

"We will use some better known venues and some lesser-known venues, to foreshadow Mortier's modus operandi, which is to use the State Theater as a home, but to take City Opera to the city," Ms. Baker said.

He is better known by some players by his gaming name Notch.

The latter is better known in some circles as Amenhotep IV, husband of Nefertiti.

The celebrity customer was Betty Aberlin, better known to some as Lady Aberlin from "Mister Rogers Neighborhoodd," which Mr. McCorkell watched faithfully with his two sons when they were young.

Thanks to Gwilym Mumford over in Fortitude country for this spot: actor Steve Levine is better known in some circles as the drummer from Brooklyn indie band Grooms.

WEDNESDAY'S PUZZLE — Wednesday is better known to some as Hump Day because, while you can see the past weekend in your rear view mirror, you can't quite see the weekend ahead just yet.

Salvatore Gravano, the mob hit man better known to some by his nom de whack, Sammy the Bull, once said that "The Godfather" had an effect on how he went about his craft.