Sentence examples for know of from from inspiring English sources

Next is the panning, something most people know of from historical footage of gold rushes.

'Worryingly, this year so far there have been at least five deaths that we know of from tombstoning.

"What better person to name it after than this phenomenal individual who, against all odds, went from slavery to be the first African American graduate that we know of from the law school," he said.

Memo to President Obama: How about appointing Geoghegan (whom you surely know, or know of, from his quiet heroics on behalf of working folk in Chicago) to the federal bench, preferably the Supreme Court?

You might find this suprising, but the top social gaming companies on the iPhone are not the same ones you know of from Facebook and MySpace.

And these are just the mass shootings where the shooter had a concealed handgun permit that we know of from news reports.

It was from this camp the next morning that the guerrillas sent for Amaya, who said she was the only survivor she knew of from Mozote.

He and Susie were living in Portland, Ore., when the radical activists Jack and Micki Scott, whom Walton knew of from his U.C.L.A. days, appeared at their home.

Much of the background to the stories came from Fleming's previous work in the Naval Intelligence Division or from events he knew of from the Cold War.

Most Americans are likely to know of him from his time in Syria.

All I know of Tehran is from the films of Abbas Kiarostami.