Sentence examples similar to bring some know how from inspiring English sources

A Marie Curie Individual Fellowship was also ideal for me because it gave me the freedom to find a project in my area of interest (biomaterials), where I could both get trained and bring some know-how to my new department.

Ms. Folts explained that participants in her seminars must have basic sewing knowledge and must bring (and know how to operate) their own sewing machines.

They bring guys that know how to play the game the right way and they bring them all together.

But really, this is a matter of perspective: you have no idea who you are and what the future will bring, and I know how unsettling that feels.

For Marie, intelligence in a boyfriend was the worst kind of liability, and the few boys I did bring home knew how to write their own names and do basic arithmetic, at the very least.

"Minnesota and Kansas City bring up players, but they know how to play the game," he said.

In his Metaphysica vera, Geulincx states that "it is impossible to bring about something when one does not know how it is brought about…you are not the cause of that which you do not know how to bring about (impossibile est, ut is faciat, qui nescit quomodo fiat … quod nescis quomodo fiat, id non facis)" (MV 150 1).

And they've brought over I don't know how many actors from France to portray his cabinet".

I am just bringing the only way I know how to do things to fiction".

"Some of the guys that they brought in here, I don't know how they missed, truth be told," Williams said.

I brought that one up because I know how much you like critters.