Sentence examples for knowledge having from inspiring English sources

Durham: The current regime has the local sporting knowledge having been at a different club [Hull City].

I will continue to use Blackburn as an illustration, because I have an intimate knowledge, having stood there in 2005.

Helen is a fount of knowledge, having been in the art world at least 20-odd years longer than me.

I feel sorry for Knappett, who introduces each course with bushy-tailed enthusiasm and real knowledge, having to perform for this self-obsessed, show-off audience of conspicuous consumers.

(Erik Prince, Blackwater's founder, liked to describe his firm as the FedEx of the American national security apparatus).Mr McFate writes with an insider's knowledge, having worked for DynCorp, another private military company, on assignments that he says included foiling a plot to assassinate the president of Burundi.

It was a daring choice for a high school, but a typical one for Volpe — a searing drama in which the captain of a prep school's football team meets a girl working at a food court in a shopping mall and later that day films them, without her knowledge, having sex.

"The knowledge had power.

With greater knowledge have come new specialities.

Mr. Summers, to my knowledge, has not).

The Knowledge has the answer.

The Knowledge has been saved, for now.