Sentence examples for know well than from inspiring English sources
Better to go with the slob/neat freak/penny pincher/spendthrift you know well than to take your chances with the idiosyncrasies of a colleague from work or someone you found on Craigslist.
Marc Andreessen: Yeah, provide a huge revenue stream, it was some huge percentage of the revenue, you know, well more than half.
"Math teachers need to know well more math than they do now," said Alfred S. Posamentier, dean of the education school at City College of New York.
Yet these are all European islands we know well, much closer geographically than many other countries, like Australia or Chile, whose wines vie for our attention.
The charities most people know well probably make up less than 1percentt of the universe of nonprofits.
It's even more important to keep thoughts inside when you're around people you don't know that well, than when you're with your friends.
In a news conference shortly after taking over, Deutch confessed the spy business was something he knew "less well than, for example, the satellite business or the science and technology business".
Better to have a good reference from someone with less professional impact (a former colleague or someone who knows you well) than a bad reference from your last employer.
Do you know that well more than half of those fines were for taking business-class flights on commerce trips?
As Beckett once wrote, "I myself know him less well than anyone. . . .
She didn't know him well; more often than not he wasn't there when she brought Melissa to spend the day at the farm.
