Sentence examples for knowing of course from inspiring English sources

"You do all of this knowing, of course, it is still up in the air how things will proceed".

Throughout it all, knowing of course that the television cameras would be on him, Maradona barely moved.

We have no way of knowing, of course, how many legislators believed the testimony of Senator Keith and his witnesses.

Ortiz says that Nino shoved a phone in his face, knowing, of course, that the new arrivals had no one to call.

I plugged "to boldly go" into Google Translate — knowing, of course, that infinitives cannot be split in Spanish — and got "para ir con valentía".

The parents, grandparents, siblings, classmates, teachers, and vice principals who make up the audience laugh along, knowing, of course, that Costa is only half joking.

On 12 June, a day before the exposure was discovered, the CDC tweeted a link to an animated video explaining what to do in the event of an anthrax exposure – not knowing then, of course, it was their own scientists who needed the advice.

If they did not believe there would be a cost to the UK, that would be worth knowing too, of course.

But the other answer is that, knowing what I know now, of course there are a lot of things that we would do differently.

Evans also has the advantage of knowing the course, having raced it at the Critérium du Dauphiné's time trial last month, when it rained — just as it might rain on Saturday.

Doctors, he says, are great at figuring out what is wrong with people, but less good at knowing what course of treatment will work.