Sentence examples for known thanks from inspiring English sources

He was best known thanks to adaptations of his novels.

But the genes within or near it will be known, thanks to the Human Genome Project.

Frank's story is well known, thanks to the diary, first published in 1947, that she kept throughout her ordeal.

His line "Whatever people say I am, that's what I'm not" is now widely known thanks to the Arctic Monkeys.

What is now known, thanks to the Leveson process, is that James Murdoch was considerably mollified at the time.

Each of these essentially private places became known, thanks to the photographers who trailed the artists to their lairs.

But, you know, thanks for trying.

We may know – thanks to Monty Python, if nothing else – what the Romans did for us.

As we now know, thanks to Patrice Lumumba Moore, the answer is yes — but barely.

We know, thanks to LTCM in 1998, that highly-leveraged hedge funds can cause problems.

We also know, thanks to the Hutton inquiry, that his mother took her own life.