Sentence examples for know a time from inspiring English sources

"It's Easter, you know, a time of resurrection," said Wenger, with a smile.

That he was dangerous and sick we now all know, a time bomb waiting to explode.

The long-standing umpire of both line and chair doesn't know a time where she hasn't taken several weeks off a year to "give back to tennis".

In fact living through the 50s, as I did, was to know a time of promise: the glow of recent victory was still upon us; postwar austerity was lifting; new consumer goods were available for the first time.

"I've been in the field long enough to know a time that families were told that for the sake of their brothers and sisters, kids with disabilities should be institutionalized," says Zolinda Stoneman, author of numerous sibling studies and director of the Institute on Human Development and Disability at the University of Georgia.

"Don't know a time frame, but felt real good today," Heatley said.

The weed industry is getting to know a time-honored tradition of the American business world: corporate fraud.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukANDREW SOLOMON never knew a time when he was not gay.

He never knew a time when the beaches were off limits to anyone.

In that speech, he says that he never knew a time when he did not stutter.

I have never known a time when woman-hating has been so seething or so widespread.