Sentence examples for know about somebody from inspiring English sources

"I do think the intensity about wanting to know about somebody has naturally grown out of those new ways of communication," said Kelly Wolf, senior director of personalities and properties for Octagon's tennis division who has represented players like Michael Chang, Todd Martin, Martina Hingis and Mr. Hewitt.

BILL KELLER, the executive editor of The Times, said the article about John McCain that appeared in Thursday's paper was about a man nearly felled by scandal who rebuilt himself as a fighter against corruption but is still "careless about appearances, careless about his reputation, and that's a pretty important thing to know about somebody who wants to be president of the United States".

When we don't know about somebody's religion we assume the worst," she said.

Steer clear of this and its only slightly better cousin, "Where are you from?" If you want to know about somebody's ethnic background, try this: "Where did you grow up?" This might not get you the information you were hoping for, but still, you're better off showing interest in a person's experiences than their ethnicity anyway.

"You better get somebody knows about well diggin," she said sourly, slapping the bowls on the table for the everlasting elk stew, nothing more than meat, water, and salt, simmered to chewability, then reheated for days.

If you don t know about business, find somebody out there that knows about business and have them teach you the business while they're working the business for you.

"We see the fellowship as a way to give our audiences direct contact with somebody from a culture they might know little about, somebody whose films are particularly special and demonstrative of that culture".

So can somebody know about us?

Once, assembling a class roster was a bureaucratic routine, something parents didn't know about or figured was somebody else's job.

I don't know about you, but if somebody were to go around making up quotes and attribute them to me, I would be angry.

If you offer several products, make sure your customers know about them, and if somebody buys a cup of lemonade ask them if they'd like a cookie as well.