Sentence examples for knowing your way from inspiring English sources

The answer: yes, though knowing your way around it in advance will help.

As well as knowing your way around a beer cellar, you have to be a host, cook, cleaner and manager.

And although knowing your way around the technology is still vital, tomorrow's games designers will also need skills more traditionally associated with film or theatre.

"It's about knowing your way around," said Mr. Bernath, who is the executive creative director of the office along with Eric Quennoy, "open to things, resourceful — anything but being a provincial amateur".

"Not knowing the cost of production is like not knowing your way to work," bristles Alan Dunn, a lead instructor at the Industrial Relations Center for the California Institute of Technology (Caltech).

But knowing your way around a camshaft doesn't count for much in the buppie environment of Alvin's school, where being a star on the basketball team is the one sure way to attract female attention.

"When I have that feeling, it's not a great feeling to be out on the mound knowing your legs are giving way a little bit and they don't feel good".

I used to be an actress and I learned the hard way that knowing your best angles and positions is essential because, ugh, there are some not-so-great photos out there of me posing on red carpets (please don't search engine me).

It doesn't mean knowing anything, but pricking your way toward the answer.

Woolf is celebrating getting lost, not literally lost as in not knowing how to find your way, but lost as in open to the unknown, and the way that physical space can provide psychic space.

Decide which route up Mount Everest you want to take (you can either go up the Tibet side or the Nepal side), as the route you take is an important element in knowing how to buy your way onto a Mount Everest expedition.