Sentence examples similar to different know how from inspiring English sources

He is no longer so young, all of 42, and he knows that every championship is different, knows how much luck goes into it, even for a team with the biggest payroll in baseball, $206 million in the season just ended.

"Different managers know how to get the best from their players in different ways," says Perrotta.

The only way I'm different — you know how when you call directory assistance and they say for an extra 50 cents press this button and we'll connect you.

Here's a way the rich are really different: They know how to use capital gains to protect their wealth from Uncle Sam.

I suspect that most of the people who claim there is no such thing as "white privilege" have ever spent enough time with a person of a different color to know how different things can be.

When I resided in a different body, I didn't know how different my life would be and how different I would feel about myself in a fat body.

I know what it's like growing up a little different and I know how mean kids can be.

Later, during a follow-up visit from UNICEF, Corina said: "I'm different because I know how it is to live without love and without parents, and without a hug or without a kiss".

Practice using them for different purposes and know how the controls for each.

"They give you different looks, different blitzes, and they know how to make plays.

Therefore it was different from Marburg, though we did not know how different it was.