Sentence examples for know who very from inspiring English sources

But one – you know who – very nearly left in disgrace.

"I'm very serious about Complete Streets, and there a lot of people I know who are very serious about Complete Streets.

I know who rides very well and I know who not to use.

I didn't know who the very famous person was and I didn't ask.

Of course, this isn't confirmed, and I don't know who this "very reliable source" is, so take this with a pinch of artery-hardening salt.

Finally, do you know who is very good friends with Anonymous?

We do not know who at this very moment might be amongst us preparing to blow themselves up".

If the props prove insufficient, a properly bellowed "Do you know who I am?" could very well do the trick.

"I felt, 'oh this makes sense, I know who I am, this is very simple'.

"Everybody knows who Stoke is: very physical, very direct, very strong on set-pieces, they come here to compete.

On the other hand, Smedley goes on, "I know people who very happily spend every child's birthday together, every Christmas together, every school play together.