Sentence examples for knowing after from inspiring English sources

Whether this is the end of Ancelotti's "bad moment", we will be closer to knowing after United visit Stamford Bridge.

I'd sat on our old sofa by the window overlooking a stunted row of odorless roses, still knowing, after all those years, which part of the sofa I could sit on without feeling the springs.

She does admit to knowing, after two decades spent tramping around construction sites and scaling half-built skyscrapers, how to avoid the headache of on-the-job hat hair: "You keep the ratchet loose," she explains, a little self-conscious that this hard hat tip, along with her reluctance to spill her age ("Just say late 40's; I like to fudge it") may make her come off as superficial.

I guess there's some way of knowing after reading, sort of.

I felt his tense little muscles, willing him to relax, but knowing after such a terrible brain injury, after all of his seizures, he is unlikely to ever be neurologically normal again.

But NASA's next Mars mission, I took comfort in knowing after Phoenix ceased transmissions, would have the best of both worlds and then some -- a mobile rover with Phoenix-level instruments, a laser beam to sample the chemical makeup of rocks, and a nuclear engine that could keep it roving year-round, unlike solar-powered spacecraft that had to slow down in the Martian winter.

Because I don't know any player going on the field not to play well and with purpose, knowing that after he's going to get killed.

She probably secretly supports the surge, knowing that after it sputters, she may reap the whirlwind.

"You give it to the courts knowing that, after 2002, you'll take it back".

Mr. Bernard made the call to go ahead midmorning, knowing that after that it would be too late to change plans.

"It was a strange situation knowing, that after one game, chances are you will be in the semifinals.