Sentence examples for knowing when to use from inspiring English sources

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

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

A skilled negotiator has a sense of timing, knowing when to use threats, warnings, or concessions.

Having a plethora of shots is a fraction of the game – knowing when to use them is the key.

To some ears, knowing when to use one or the other makes the difference between literature and gobbledygook.

Renetta, who still hopes that someone will accept responsibility for Christopher's death, considered this another instance of a politician knowing when to use "nice little phrases".

There are two ways to say numbers in Korean, and it is pretty confusing sometimes--knowing when to use Korean and when to use Sino-Korean.

Branagh is the wizard in charge of all this magic, and he uses his wand judiciously, knowing when to effect the dramatic crescendos and when to let his players, well, play.

Practice knowing when to stand back, and when to intervene.

The trick is knowing when to stop.

Another is knowing when to sacrifice branches.