Sentence examples for knowledge of winter from inspiring English sources

Few people want to take advice from the Russians these days – unless you're interested in waging non-linear warfare against a neighbour or wrecking a relatively decent economy in a few easy steps – but one can't deny that Russians have an intimate knowledge of winter.

Test your knowledge of this week's health news.

Thanks to Grandma, I had a passable knowledge of 1960s pop culture.

But Halliday's knowledge of 1980s trivia was so thorough that Wade is determined to match it.

Yet scapegoating the franchise demonstrates little knowledge of today's gaming market, and misunderstands what consumers are looking for.

Or, as a Clippers official with knowledge of last summer's activity put it, "This is Chris's roster".

Some were raised in lands far from Hollywood and Las Vegas; many are too young to have firsthand knowledge of 1950's American pop culture.

SeaWorld refutes the allegations made by former employees in Blackfish, arguing that the employees lack knowledge of today's conditions and Tilikum's care.

Come and witness first-hand an ancient culture that has always been contemporary to its time, informed and shaped by the knowledge of 1000 generations.

A cricket buff who also boasts an encyclopaedic knowledge of 1960s and 1970s pop music, Faull was also the best and most-accomplished head of press the commission has fielded in living memory.

Since the clues are based on the creator's obsessive knowledge of 1980s trivia and gaming culture, this futuristic pursuit is of course also an exercise in nostalgia, packed with pop-cultural references from Space Invaders to John Hughes movies.