Sentence examples for equally I know from inspiring English sources

Equally I know what it's like to work your way back.

Equally, I know that there are many charities where if I phoned somebody at 6.30pm, or even 5.30pm, the phone would ring and ring.

Equally, I know many people from a whole host of different backgrounds who talk about a sense of something higher that they just cannot get away from.

Equally, I know there is genuine resentment at the state of the Middle East Peace Process, which people want to see the international community pursue with the same vigour.

Equally, I know highly educated women who have had children and decided they would rather be at home bringing up their babies for a couple of years before returning to work.

Equally, I know City boys, who are as miserable as shit, and who eat like Natasha.' He uses the example of Claire Hallam, one of the Rotherham women whom he taught to cook, who previously ate at least a dozen bags of crisps a day and who did not know what boiling water looked like.

Equally, I knew from reading Dorothy Parker that three martinis would put me under the table, and four under my host, long before I'd had even one martini.

I was already going as hard as I could - it wasn't like I could pick it up - but equally I knew I wouldn't let it slip".

"And we understand him well," Henry says (a line meant to echo an earlier one, said under very different circumstances, Hal's equally famous "I know you all and will awhile uphold"): How he comes o'er us with our wilder days Not measuring what use we made of them.

But, equally, why didn't I know?

That is a big thing … "Equally they know and I know we've got a very big mountain to climb still.