"Fifteen gentlemen who know how... .. & showing 15 brewmasters, all of whom look reliable, & full of know-how.
In fact, she didn't necessarily see her vision — schools full of children who know how to, for example, create effective outlines — as part of what Thinking Caps does.
I want the future to be full of toys that know how to play," wrote Scott.
"Our city is stronger because it's full of leaders who know how to, and what connects us.
But even in the best hands, the proposal turns out to be very problematic and full of difficulties nobody seems to know how to straighten out.
ITV is full of old hands who know how to flog airtime.
I know Simon polished off a whole bird there once – their chicken is so full of butter, I don't know how they fit it all in.
In one of her first days back at school after Curl's sentencing, Currin was approached by a student, who handed her a note in loopy cursive and full of misspellings that began, "I know how you feel because I've been through the same thing".
Beginning with an audience sing-along, and working from the potentially neat conceit that we are guests at the fateful wedding that will end in tragedy when the bride elopes with the son of an enemy family, Burton-Morgan's production is full of ideas but doesn't know how to sort the strong from the just plain wrong.
I was full of apprehension, I didn't know how I was going to react.
It's not like I let tasks stack up, but the amount of places from which Trello gets data (using workflow automation software like Zapier) means that it's full of cards I don't know how to deal with.
