Sentence examples for knowing since from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Rosenbaum followed her father into accounting, knowing since childhood, when she helped out in his office, that this was what she wanted to do.

The jumpy editing suggests that the filmmakers were worried that longer segments might reveal the thinness of Mr. O'Brien's material, though there is no way of knowing, since so little of it is shown.

"Welcome to where you're going," his minion told the group, knowing since the start of the adventure that they would eventually be caught right where the Saviors wanted them.

The report might well have been shoddy — the Beacon Hill Institute received $100,000 from a foundation opposed to Cape Wind — but there is no way of knowing, since the authors do not deign to pick it apart.

"Shorty right here, I been knowing since she was dancing in this little dance group in Decatur," Quez said, talking about a woman, naked but for her shoes, who bent at a 90-degree angle in front of him as he rained dollars on her backside.

Now 50, she has spent her entire life in the Hollywood industry, knowing since adolescence that honesty about her sexuality could damage both her professional standing (her peculiar talking-stick line refers to her continued anticipation of negative consequences) and lead to expectations of free-for-all access to her domestic privacy.

I've already confessed to knowing 1980s Marbella and I also know something of Hendon's Hassidic community, having watched large families of them bustle about every Saturday while I was staying with my non-religious grandparents.

"You gotta have a house to put the Christmas tree and presents in," Sherrena told her. "You've been knowing Christmas was coming eleven months ago".

"He's a prize-figher, novel-writer, movie actor, publicity man, West Coast glamour boy, and boasts of knowing 1500 people," one man said, "He's Fefe Ferry who grew up in American instead of on the Reviera," said another.

What this looks like is a sort of grown-up version of Bugsy Malone, that very entertaining but strangely knowing 1976 kiddie-musical by Alan Parker, starring Jodie Foster in the most adult role she's ever had in her life.

Then again maybe it's because we live streamed Larry Page without him knowing last year.