Sentence examples for know it first from inspiring English sources
You must transform the past, but you must know it first.
If they are ever to give up this territory for the sake of peace, Israelis should get to know it first.
Dr Murray said: "Glasgow's Boethius manuscript allows a fresh understanding of Scotland's early responses to key intellectual works in the Middle Ages and provides a snapshot of how Scotland's literary culture as we now know it first began to emerge and develop.
We all know it: first the arrival of the Nazis, then the initial terror, then the rounding up into ghettos, then the shipment to the camps, then the gassing and death or, alternatively, the humiliation, degradation, starvation, torture, gassing and death.
Yet racism as we know it first emerged in the late 17th century.
Nabokov, it turns out, was a grafter, and I am glad to know it first-hand, for what it says about the making of art and the difficulty of writing, and about the gift Nabokov gave his readers.
I know it first-hand; my perpetual complacency is the direct product of their perpetual Zen.
(I know it first-hand. Prior to becoming a scientist, I worked for 10 years in the Soviet industry).
I was told that I made grammar and stylistic errors and I have a non-English accent, so I know it first-hand.
But the giant leap to protect our children against the destructive disease of cancer is not understood by many, even by those who know it first-hand.
