Sentence examples for know when to shut from inspiring English sources
They don't know when to shut up.
But he does not know when to shut up.
Even her father has cautioned Allen publicly to "know when to shut up".
He believed the key to being a commentator was "to know when to shut up".
Audiences also like characters who know when to shut up, or barely talk at all.
Perry isn't a "new man" in his capacity to know when to shut up.
In other words, Keillor the radio maestro knows his audience, and he knows when to shut up.
One of the few commentators who knows when to shut up and let the pictures do the talking, Pearce has become firmly ensconced as Motson's No2.
He also, smartly, knew when to shut up, going AWOL from music for almost seven years, absent some key collaborations, before returning this spring with a complex, densely produced best-selling album, "The 20/20 Experience".
Mr. Gilroy's characters talk a lot (they're lawyers, after all), but he knows when to shut them up, an exception being a disappointingly tidy climactic encounter that seems designed to give Mr. Clooney the last, rousing word, or maybe just a shot at an Oscar.
Looks confident but knows when to shut up, owns her own business, team-player, HORNINESS N/A, and I don't know for sure about her education level but she just seems like she might spit out a brassy "— and I didn't need a degree, either!" during a tense boardroom-off with Elliot.
