Sentence examples for known provided from inspiring English sources

Over the next 30 years, Morris & Company, as it came to be known, provided decorations for English homes and churches.

In his first season with the Redskins, Slingin' Sammy, as he would be known, provided a preview of football's modern era with his brilliant passing at tailback.

In 2010, Marks JCH, as the organization is known, provided them with $123 for utilities and $250 toward their back rent.

Carruthers maintains that "Innate beliefs will count as known provided that the process through which they come to be innate is a reliable one (provided, that is, that the process tends to generate beliefs that are true)" (1992, p. 77).

The conditioning technique has been conceived and must always be considered as an a posteriori anti-windup method (the a priori knowledge of the non-linearity acting on the desired control variable has not to be known, provided a post-measurement of the actual control variable is available).

The nearby "Roaring Third," as the city's bar-and brothel-infested Third Police District was known, provided plenty of fleeting relief or inevitable damnation, depending on whom you talked to for Cleveland's down and out.

Most remarkably, Mr. Meehan has commissioned 25 new ballets during the same period, from choreographers both well and little known, providing a rare forum for new classical work.

Montebourg dismisses that as "nonsense," and told me that "in Germany, one works less than in France, this needs to be known," providing booklets to back it up.

Skateboard design history is well known, providing scholars with the ability to identify innovations and borrowing of ideas in creation of new designs.

R2R, as it's known, provides specially adapted bikes to any wounded warrior who can be coaxed out for a ride.

While most azhdarchids are known from isolated fragments, the complete skeletons that are known provide us with enough information to assess paleoecological hypotheses for the group.