Sentence examples for head knowing from inspiring English sources

Frank McNeil often wore the fretful look of a strait-laced boss who may not always know what the unorthodox Kojak is up to but who gives him his head, knowing that Kojak, like him, is an honest cop.

Seconds after the ball left his club, Duval dejectedly lowered his head, knowing the ball would end up wet.

Mr. Scaglietti said, "If you use your head, knowing the car has to go fast, you make it smaller and lighter".

"In the past, players tried to get into his head, knowing he could snap," said Spector, who plays for West Ham United in the English Premier League.

So I decided not to care about being called a slag – as a writer, I simply pressed "delete" on it in my head, knowing how easy to remove words ultimately are – and embarked on a two-year quest around London.

The decathlete Bruce Jenner crossed the finish line in the 1,500 meters in the 1976 Montreal Olympics, arms flying above his head, knowing he had won the gold medal and set a world record.

"My mom put them in a box," Marrone said, as other sports junkies in his audience shook their heads, knowing what was coming next.

Bond portfolio managers can do nothing but shake their heads, knowing that the nation's love affair with stocks has not abated.

I see a man who can still vividly recall what he felt the morning after it all started to get MySpace traction, head bowed on the way to the school bus, all of the mocking MSN conversations fresh in his head, knowing- just knowing- that double English wouldn't pass without someone drawing Shrek on the whiteboard.

Condorcet confronts the question head-on, knowing that even English law, to which he has just appealed, is strongly prejudiced against married women.

It also means you don't have to lug all your books back with you and you can then head home knowing you've got it all done.