Sentence examples for know how to track from inspiring English sources

They had only a crude understanding of how limbs developed, because they did not know how to track the molecular changes taking place.

I shat my pants: 'I'm a dead man!' But the villagers know how to track cars just as well as animals or people.

The little center has three trained case workers just down the hall from Ms. Gordon's apartment, and they use high-speed computer hookups to deliver the government and community services poor families are entitled to, but often don't know how to track down.

He didn't know how to track seasons or the days of the week.

(I now know how to track the varying threshold of Andy Capper's tolerance for the sound of my voice).

One of his proposals, for example, was to have Federal Express keep tab on immigrants because "they know how to track packages".

So it is no surprise that he knew how to track down a quarry.

It is for this reason that Warren Buffett was doubly right to compare the new financial products to "weapons of mass destruction" — first, because they are lethal, and, second, because no one knows how to track them down.

"Warren Buffett was doubly right to compare the new financial products to 'weapons of mass destruction' — first, because they are lethal, and, second, because no one knows how to track them down," he writes.

The theory, Mr. Berlinger said, is that Caterpillar knows how to track equipment and inure it to cold, dusty environments, while the aerospace companies have the military contacts Caterpillar needs.

I liked T, and he seemed to like me -- particularly my background as a crime reporter, which meant I knew how to track people down.