Sentence examples for come to know because from inspiring English sources

Sadly, we've come to know because, more than ever, the violence is real and on the streets every day.

People we had come to know because a goddaughter of mine married into their family have some involvement in the cigarette business, and Alice, who could be frank enough on that subject to provoke a shouting match at a dinner party, never mentioned it in their presence.

In the late 1970s, Fred Dutton, the chief US lawyer for Saudi Arabia -- whom I came to know because he was on the University of California Board of Regents, which I was helping push to disinvest from apartheid South Africa -- told me that the transfer of wealth from the West to his clients and the other Persian Gulf states was the greatest sudden transfer of wealth in world history.

Bashir said that he had come to know Saddam not because of his medical expertise but because Saddam admired his art.

The governed come to know the world because they are told stories about it.

"Well, these patients they have really made an impression on you, because you come to know them and their families.

But the Yankees came to know him because he attended games frequently.

It is not clear how we all came to know this, because a growing body of clinical evidence seems to suggest the opposite: crash diets do work.

I came to know the house because my parents have known Ms. Geraghty's parents for many years.

To Mark Parsons, who came to know him mostly because they both smoked and spent a lot of time together huddling outside the student union, Obama seemed "almost Zen in walking through all the chaos in our dorm".

A kid I only came to know at this juncture because he is so good at a game that I, like millions of others, so love to watch.