Sentence examples for know conveniently from inspiring English sources

Most stations tell you what song was played so you know conveniently enough, what the song's title is in case you wish to download it.

But here is what I really want you to know -- conveniently typed on this single sheet of paper".

In order to get to grips with this extraordinarily disturbing oil painting, made in war-pummelled post-war Europe, by a man who was born Alfred Otto Wolfgang Schulze and later came to be known (more conveniently) as Wols, we need to dig into the history of abstract painting a little.

Two, Leeds Trinity and Newman, have a Catholic background and ethos while University College Falmouth and University College Plymouth St Mark and St John – generally known, more conveniently, as Marjon – and Bishop Grosseteste are Anglican, with the latter still having a stipulation that its principal must be active in the church.

It's one of those secrets everyone knows, but conveniently forgets.

It has a date and location so that both parties can conveniently know the trial date.

Human beings have always known, but they conveniently choose to forget.

These are seminal masterworks of what is too conveniently known as cinéma vérité.

But I recently stumbled upon another credit-building product, conveniently known as a credit builder loan, that helps consumers establish credit or improve their scores.

Most egregiously, there is a character who abruptly dies of "a mysterious fatal illness" no one knew anything about, conveniently pushing the plot toward closure.

The Festival International d'Art Lyrique d'Aix-en-Provence, more conveniently known as the Aix Festival, offers lovely opera performances in an open-air theater in the charming Provençal city.