Sentence examples for know to plan from inspiring English sources
Seasoned subway-goers already know to plan their trips around those brief, revelatory moments when a sliver of reception falls upon the track.
Setup is easy: a five-minute fitness test tells the watch everything it needs to know to plan your next workout.
Western scrub jays and Eurasian jays are also known to plan in advance.
(I've been known to plan hikes out that way just as an excuse to visit the brewpub).
In fact, some bargain hunters have been known to plan their entire trip to Amsterdam around this flea market.
In fact, California officials have been known to plan for new prisons based on "how many children are not reading on grade level by the fourth grade".
The GASAR study estimates 1,100 formal flying sites in England alone, a figure which includes 400 sites known to planning authorities but not included in flight guides.
Hilal had seen enough devastation to know to make plans for his demise.
The analyst added that Ericsson was known to be planning to move into Internet television later this year.
For instance, motor cortex is known to represent planning signals and forces in addition to kinematic variables [45].
