The phrase "have been knowing" is not grammatically correct in written English.
It should be replaced with the phrase "have known." For example: "I have known him since high school."
There could have been knowing fish-out-of-water incidents and insightful, funny portrayals of the young and privileged.
Some of the students implicated in the case unearthed by federal prosecutors last week appear to have been knowing participants in the fraud.
But even if a part of the force remains, the broader withdrawal suggests that Putin's largest strategic coup may have been knowing when to pull back before he got embroiled in another resource-sucking Mideast conflict.
The ugly ruins of the administration block lie just a few metres from Dos Rios beach, yet another beautifulempty expanse, a reminder of how much harder life behind bars must have been knowing what lay just beyond the prison walls.
Asked to look back on what might have provided an alternative, Ms. Davis said it probably would not have been knowing she could take the baby somewhere without fear of prosecution.
A newly disclosed letter suggests that in 1993 the city was asked to investigate whether not only tax assessors and tax consultants, but also prominent tax lawyers and -- by extension -- owners may have been knowing participants in the scandal.
"I think any reservations they have is knowing he's a mercenary," said Dave Jennings, a host at WKRD in Louisville.
Dear Mommy, on this your first anniversary in Heaven, the only consolation we have is knowing you are at peace with Daddy.
But until other answers are found, the only protection we have is knowing that an excessive intake of a western diet may harm both our physical and mental well-being.
The greatest strength you can have is knowing when you need support.
One of the challenges caretakers and other giving-focused individuals have is knowing their own mind and desires.
