Sentence examples for known in time from inspiring English sources

In both cases, the truth could have been known in time.

At the end of the game, which would become known in time as The Battle of Santiago, referee Aston admitted: "I wasn't reffing a football match.

Even if he had not known in time to thwart it, why did American and Scottish investigators spend a whole year thinking their chief suspects were a group of Syrian-backed Palestinians in Germany?

In the Independent, Neel Mukherjee called it "a book that leaves the reader feeling what can only be called exaltation", while, for the Observer's Sophie Elmhirst, the Gilead novels "will surely be known in time as one of the great achievements of contemporary literature".

Whether SoftBank regrets what remains a huge bet can only be known in time.

This year, you would struggle to name a handful: no longer does each day bring new headlines about corporate shenanigans and soured bets on what was known in times past as the "new economy".

In the 18th Century, the former Queen of France, Marie-Antoinette, had a coiffeur known, in time-honoured hairdresser style, by his first name - Leonard.

To be completely honest, my own experiences of soul have made themselves most known in times of greatest darkness.

I knew in time I would be making a plant space.

We will only know in time whether this kind of engagement can deliver results".

I knew in time he would continue to improve and establish himself as a quality player".