Sentence examples for known something about from inspiring English sources

Much time could have been saved had the robbers known something about the armored-truck business.

Clearly, the Pakistani government must have known something about how its new missile fleet materialized.

And why were the investigators, who had apparently known something about the e-mails for a few weeks, so slow to bring the problem to him?

So "Album Cover Album" is a history of about a quarter-century of jackets, as understood through the eyes of design-heads who might have known something about music, maybe even a lot, though it wasn't clear how much.

The assassination was the 23rd murder in or around Locri in just 14 months; Cotroneo may have known something about the men who carried it out; his subsequent murder ensured he would never talk.

"I've been successful in some ventures I knew nothing about, but it probably cost me two to three times more to get to profitability than it would have if I'd known something about the business," Bloom said.

Someone around there knows something about UI.

Saudi Prince Bandar bin Sultan knows something about security.

I knew something about this.

I know something about this.

Romney knows something about college.