Sentence examples for knew fairly from inspiring English sources

'We both knew fairly quickly,' she says, with a click of her fingers.

And I knew, fairly soon after that, I'd need to tell my own story as a survivor of violence.

It wasn't the Harlem Renaissance, which I knew fairly well and it wasn't the Depression era, where everybody was suffering and struggling.

"I think they both probably knew fairly quickly that they'd met their match in each other," said Ms. Clark, her Wellesley roommate.

So you knew fairly early on what that image would be — and that it meant Jack was going to die? A. Somewhere in the third season, I think, there was this very intense conversation that was critical to the future of things and how it was going to all wrap up.

Plus, once you introduce Vreeland's evidence, other things line up: Hall, it turns out, favored the phrase "Remedies Against" in the chapter heads of his later books, the ones he claimed; and he knew fairly well the man to whom the book is personally dedicated, Sir Edward Coke, the attorney general under Elizabeth I.

You know, fairly basic smells — death and body odor and things like that".

The Yankees should know fairly quickly if they will be able to sign Mussina.

But beyond this, we know fairly little about the man — except for the impressive maps he left behind.

"You know, fairly or not, they do, because it's the toughest conditions and the toughest field".

Googling is, as we all know, fairly addictive all by itself, as well as being a pacey gameplay device.