Sentence examples for finger know-how from inspiring English sources

What kids make depends on what moms know: skills, implicit knowledge, inherited craft, buried assumptions, finger know-how that no recipe can sum up.

We would like to formally do a wee curtsy and invite those among you, readers, who still have most of your fingers and know how to hold a pen, to send us actual, tangible letters.

After you dig into the soil a few times with your finger, you will know how to judge the right condition for a plant by looking at the lightness or darkness of the soil or, in the case of a small plant, by lifting the pot to judge the weight.

It's like five fingers, you have to know how to work together". Carroll remembers the struggles in the running game when he arrived in 2001, and the progress that had to be made on the line.

It's hard to have a conversation today with any worker, teacher, student or boss who doesn't tell you some version of this: More things seem to be changing in my world than ever before, but I can't quite put my finger on it, let alone know how to adapt.

You should know how to finger knit before you try casting off.

"Perhaps Aunt Bessy had sticky fingers?" The Waldorf does not know how many Aunt Bessies have left with larceny in their luggage.

"Anyone who has inadvertently stuck their fingers together with superglue will know how difficult and painful it can be to separate then - and the fingertips are relatively tough," he says.

I can't command my own fingers because I don't know how to twitch them.

There is no way for an app to know how big your finger is compared to the screen, let alone a website.

And honestly, I don't know how all these finger pointers have that kind of time in the first place.