Sentence examples for knowledge to go from inspiring English sources

The Mets and Yankees have 30 games of first-hand regular-season knowledge to go on, in addition to five memorable World Series games in 2000.

He said the experience gave him enough technical knowledge to go out on the streets and start making photographs of his own.

School walls are emblazoned with motivational signs: "Getting the knowledge to go to college"; "When we graduate... we are going to be doctors".

But his surrogates argued Monday that he did have the economic knowledge to go with his experience in foreign policy and national security, and that Mr. Obama was deficient in all of those areas.

It is a knowledge unlike that of Falstaff and Sancho Panza, who are so delighted at being themselves that they bid knowledge to go aside and pass them by.

"This law is going to correct a system that is flying blind, a system that has no form of knowledge to go on in terms of which teachers are highly effective and which ones aren't".

"They didn't have the time or the knowledge to get things going.

Just how deep does our knowledge need to go?

Fadl, who was completing what he considered his masterwork, "The Compendium of the Pursuit of Divine Knowledge," agreed to go.

Local authority architects, often men and women of keen intelligence and local knowledge, tended to go the way of council housing in the 1970s: down the plughole.

This lack of knowledge appears to go right across the health workforce and is sometimes associated with suboptimal, ineffective and dangerous health care practices.