Sentence examples for know when to end from inspiring English sources

A pragmatist wondered how participants would know when to end the attack, if indeed the Domain Name System was overwhelmed.

At least Clemens has been around long enough to know when to end a scramble by sliding.

ALAN SANDERS Albany, July 25, 2012   While it's important to start end-of-life discussions, it's hard to know when to end the discussion.

"It's a tough question," he said when asked at a news conference at the Pentagon today how the Americans would know when to end the fight.

But, she added, destiny also played a part, and it was important to know when to end a chapter, buy an airline ticket and get out and start a new life.

"Success has come so quickly I'm reluctant to think about bringing it to an end, but every creative endeavour has a lifespan and the best creators know when to end things.

Plus, like Alice Munro, Saunders knows when to end his stories — the moment when the best choice a writer can make is to slip away and leave the reader to assemble the last parts on her own.

"It's not easy to define our national interests, to decide when to intervene, to see all the consequences of intervention, to know when to declare victory and end the intervention.

She was right to speak her mind, to put a voice to the injustice, and she was right to know when to call for the controversy to end.

Williams "was right to speak her mind, to put a voice to the injustice, and she was right to know when to call for the controversy to end," she added.

Take note of the time left so you know when to come back once they've ended.