Sentence examples for continued to know from inspiring English sources
"And it makes everything easier," he continued, "to know at the end of a rough day, she's there".
But it was his experience in Berlin in 1936 by which, he said, many people continued to know him.
"Just going to the Olympic Games is enough but to be the youngest ever male Olympian is absolutely phenomenal". Daley continued: "To know that you are going to an Olympics after all the hard work and speculation is unbelievable.
Over the years, she also continued to know and see many of the people she interviewed in the writing of her books (including Sonia Orwell, whose reputation as a cold-hearted money-grabber she strongly challenged in The Girl in the Fiction Department).
But even as science itself knew no boundaries, scientists have continued to know a few.
Though broken and weary, we continued to know the scent of freedom, even when it seemed we were born never having taken a free breath that we were more prepared for dying than living.
Or rather, they know what they know, only so long as other people continue to know it.
It is unclear whether today's veterans will avoid the hardships that yesterday's continue to know.
Most famously, Mr. Bloom has declared: "Shakespeare essentially invented human personality as we continue to know and value it.
It is only her husband she continues to know, following him about mutely while she can, with restless, tottering steps.
