Sentence examples for expected to know how from inspiring English sources

Once upon a time an educated person was expected to know how Latin's plurals worked, and so we have a bias towards knowing Latin's rules.

– and somehow you're expected to know how to navigate your way around it.

Students who are applying to a music program will be expected to know how to read music, the panelists said.

In her mother's time, for a decent marriage prospect, young women were expected to know how to knit and cook.

He says that while good protestants were expected to know how to read the holy scriptures for themselves, catholics were explicitly discouraged from reading the bible.

As one pier owner said: "Am I really expected to know how many 2p or 10p coins I have in my 'pushers' from one day to the next?

From the mechanical information, we expect to know how healthy the cell is rather than if the cell is alive or not.

Don't expect to know how to live life 'the old way' but have a beginner's mind (link here to a definition of beginner's mind).

We say, "Come just as you are," but the implied rest of that sentence is, "...and you have about two weeks to get your act together before we'll expect to know how much you'll be tithing and what ministry you'll serve".

President Bush did not know in advance, and could not have been expected to know, the specifics of how Qaeda members would commandeer airplanes and fly them into prominent buildings.

He will be out for more than those four weeks but Saracens do not expect to know until then for how much more.