Sentence examples for knowing you very from inspiring English sources

If you have an intriguing subject and a persuasive email, there's a good chance anyone will look at the video without even knowing you very well.

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There is nothing quite like crossing a finish line with tired muscles and a sweat-soaked singlet knowing you did the very best you could and left everything you had to give somewhere on the course behind you.

But, you have to surrender and let go, knowing you're doing your very best and no one loves them, or wants what's best for them, more than you".

It is very painful knowing you lost something you can never have back.

"It's very satisfying knowing you are helping someone else achieve their dream and something they couldn't achieve without you," guide Jenny Manners told BBC Sport.

Start an alternative funny argument: Get in a stupid argument (knowing you're wrong) with someone very argumentative.

If you have other people you could visit, or other activities planned for your trip, this would make your hosts very happy, knowing you are happy and nearby while being out of the way.

It's a very disconcerting feeling knowing you are constantly being watched.

You stare into the cold river, knowing that, very soon, you'll be returning to university with a heavy heart and jaundiced skin.

But of course, with a car nicely set-up, and you knowing the track very well, winning again 'should' be easier, unless if any rivals you made are trying to shunt you off.