Sentence examples for good known in from inspiring English sources

Again, the most famous text to derive from the Arabic Proclus is a pseudo-Aristotelian work: the Book on the Pure Good, known in Latin as the Book of Causes (Liber de Causis).

And I am good – I'm well known in Ireland".

That is a sign they have a good reputation and are well known in the city.

Indeed, such incompatibilities are probably common (Corbett-Detig et al. 2014), and at least one good example is known in C. elegans (Seidel et al. 2008).

Would be good to know in this Jubilee year and good to see that total alongside USA, Russia and China".

Many of these clothes are also available to consumers -- good to know in case we run out of natural gas this winter.

Many conservatives and parents of good students know in their bones that accountability will lead to "teaching to the test" and dumbing down the curriculum so that everybody gets promoted and graduated, and the educators keep their funding.

That's good to know in the abstract, but is that enough to regain the House?

It is good to know in advance what balance(s) you want to transfer.

There's not enough time, even over 13 years of public schooling, to teach students everything that is good to know in the subject.

More importantly, such trees do not say everything, but they do not say nothing, just like the Iowa location says the traveller works in the USA, which can be good to know in a world-wide context.