Sentence examples for knowing to use from inspiring English sources

Knowing to use the Health Institution, usually a Health Post or Sub-Health Post, when sick was appreciated by both non-RBA and RBA groups (97.1% : 98.7%).

Tracy Moore, at Jezebel, called the ad sexist, pointing out its retrograde ideas regarding women, what with the whole aw-shucks circumlocution about knowing, or not knowing, how to use a saw.

Presumably the criterion for knowing a name is knowing how to use it in at least some contexts.

The Mohists ought to categorize knowledge more finely, the response would run, by distinguishing between knowing how to use names and knowing how to distinguish the referents of names.

The same dogmatic stance as before has it that a rule is an abstract entity transcending all of its particular applications; knowing the rule involves grasping that abstract entity and thereby knowing how to use it.

Or knowing how to use a fingerbowl?

It's all about knowing how to use them.

The trick is in knowing when to use the press and when to avoid it.

"The fear of not knowing how to use social media or even their emails.

Credit Capitals Coach Dale Hunter for knowing when to use Ovechkin, and when not to.

"We're all dancers, and knowing how to use body language is important.