Sentence examples for knowing when to dial from inspiring English sources

Collins said that he thought Parnell's curveball was sharper than it was last year and that he was locating his fastball better, knowing when to dial it up or down.

6. Shut-up and listen: Great leaders know when to dial it up, dial it down, and dial it off (mostly down and off).

They are active listeners, fluid thinkers, and know when to dial it up, down, or off.

The key to that style is knowing when to run hard and when to wait, and avoiding being tripped or pushed or boxed in a kind of human phone booth, unable to dial up a final kick.

The trick is knowing when to stop.

Another is knowing when to sacrifice branches.

It's about knowing when to quit.

Paternity, after all, also means knowing when to let go.

It is also knowing when to say you're sorry.

"It is not easy knowing when to harvest," he said.

AFRICAN presidents are not famous for knowing when to go.