Sentence examples for from the knowledge that the last from inspiring English sources
Murray is a clear outsider for the final, given his previous record against the Serb at the Australian Open, although Murray can take solace from the knowledge that the last time they met in a Grand Slam final before last year's Australian Open saw the Briton secure his first Wimbledon crown.
The only knowledge that matters is the knowledge that came in the last few years.
It may arise from the knowledge that at long last you've found a goal worthy of your considerable energies.
Barnes is far from the first and will not be the last to do so, but he admits he gains solace from the knowledge that Sir Alex Ferguson needed time and patience to make things happen at Old Trafford.
The response probably stemmed from the knowledge that somewhere, Villas-Boas had watched the players he deemed spent at the top level drag Chelsea into the last eight.
But, simply by working with us, they end up gaining skills and knowledge that will last them a lifetime.
Strong from this knowledge, in the last part, self-healing concepts will be proposed to further improve LED's reliability.
The "last chance" notion is partly based on the knowledge that Abbas is on borrowed time politically.
"It's the knowledge that it will take a miracle for this to not be his last convention," Estrich said.
From the 1950s to the last days he shared his knowledge and experience with fellow writers and wider public.
