Sentence examples for knows could be from inspiring English sources

Otto Knows could be a dog on a skateboard in a funny hat for all the difference it makes.

Going back to what it knows could be part of Carlyle's strategy to gain an upper hand over its competitors in a grim deal environment — even if it could raise a few eyebrows.

Priam, whose name, as Malouf knows, could be taken as meaning "ransom" — as a young prince, he had been a prisoner of war, ultimately ransomed (priatos) as a favor to his sister — obeys this divine order, and travels to the Greek camp.

Led superficially by a benign, capable chief executive in David Richardson, who wields little control and despairs of a system that he knows could be repaired with a little more democratic government and co-operation, it is beginning to betray the idea of creating a global game (which was always a touch overreaching).

The current impasse is the starkest illustration yet of that tension as the speaker labors to persuade House Republicans, who find the notion of increasing the debt limit repugnant, to do so in order to prevent what Mr. Boehner, a former businessman himself, knows could be a disastrous default.

Stryker, a medical equipment company, has risen 717% and, who knows, could be on its way to a Wal-Mart streak.

Here's 9 things you never knew could be measured, including cat shininess.

Your story, or the story of someone you know, could be next!

Everything you needed to know could be found in Courbet, Meier-Graefe, Baudelaire and Wagner.

Yet such pilgrimages, I knew, could be uncertain journeys at best.

That was the only thing that I knew could be wrong".