Sentence examples for knowing most of from inspiring English sources

She genially refuses to engage in the usual patter about how to water what plant, knowing most of us just point and shoot.

Having read Mr Rumpole's statement, I have to remember my father, a busy and blind barrister in the probate divorce and admiralty division, who, knowing most of Shakespeare by heart, quoted Macbeth at a rather grand solicitor, who had messed up his case, and called him a "cream-faced loon".

Not knowing most of them, he had to use what he calls his "radar": "I can generally tell when someone is about to bid in the room: they sort of stiffen up, become more alert," he says.

Even knowing most of the public will not be able to attend both realities, and you may have to miss parts of it, makes it more internet-like.

I reviewed the list and thought it was ridiculous, knowing most of the food would go to waste, as it just sounded so bland.

By already knowing most of the women you will meet there are Lesbians, you will take some of the frustration and guess-work out of trying to meet someone.

She gave birth to her son in one of America's finest hospitals, "and it cost $48,000, and it was weird like going in to have a child knowing that, you know, most of the people can't afford it".

You want to have as many ideas as you can, knowing that most of them will be worthless.

No corporate board would approve disproportionately high compensation while knowing that most of the money would go to the I.R.S.

It's when we're separate but together – there's a joy in knowing that most of our friends and neighbours are curling up and settling down too.

We hadn't, for no particular reason beyond being native New Yorkers and knowing that most of the schmutz had blown into Brooklyn.