Sentence examples similar to equivalent know how from inspiring English sources
The problem for Arsenal's crop of young players over the past few trophyless seasons has been the absence of equivalent know-how.
At this gathering, Edith Wharton meets Morton Fullerton — and almost immediately asks him, "What do you do?" Even now, in Europe, that's considered a blatantly rude question, equivalent to demanding to know how much money a person has.
It's gaming's equivalent of an ASBO – and we all know how effective those have been.
It would foster teachers with knowledge equivalent to scientists and mathematicians who also know how to translate this knowledge to the middle and high school grades.
$649 is a little less than the dollar equivalent of its price in Euros, but you know how those things go.
Taxes, in this metaphor, would have to be the equivalent of a good fitness regimen, and we all know how much the Obamaites love their ellipticals.
But, like Hurley, his equivalent in Lost, Tarly provides dramatic counterpoint to the ruthless others who know how to master themselves in adversity.
"We know how to send an ambulance, but maybe we should have the equivalent of a mental health ambulance".
If you don't know how to take a screencap, see this wikiHow tutorial or the equivalent for your OS.
Its only known equivalent is seen in "127 Hours" when James Franco finds himself stuck between a rock and a hard place, and we all know how that ends.
