Sentence examples for knowing how and when from inspiring English sources

Her gift was knowing how — and when — to play each side to her advantage.

Burning with rage and love, and knowing how and when to express them, are two different things, of course.

Allawi's sudden rise from obscurity suggested an impressive degree of political instinct, not least in knowing how and when to present himself as a useful man.

And for three out of the five games this series, he has been preternaturally good at knowing how and when to pass out of the trap.

There are certain garden operations that set 'real gardeners' apart from wannabes - like growing perfect cucumbers, or knowing how and when to prune wisteria.

So, to sum up: the Jets acquired Tebow in March, and after a full training camp and nine regular-season games they are no closer to knowing how and when to deploy him than they were eight months ago.

Without knowing how, where and when the race is going to take place, how will you possibly do well?

But this seems to require knowledge — knowing how, when and with what means to do it.

Illustrating the malleability of insecure, lonely young women, Evie recalls visiting doctors when she was younger, and not knowing how to respond when asked to pinpoint the source and intensity of her pain.

(There's no way of knowing how or when baseball's Biogenesis investigation will be resolved).

However, we still seem to be a very long way from knowing how or when.