Sentence examples for knows such as from inspiring English sources

Kurihara says she only stops for photographers she knows, such as Schuman.

It's not that he's a muse to writers he knows, such as Andrew O'Hagan, Alan Bennett and Jenny Diski – nothing quite so precious as that.

Think about their business model; Facebook delivers ads directly to members based on information the company knows such as age, gender, location and relationship status.

It would be easy to write about Alan Alda by only recounting stories that everyone already knows, such as his tremendous successes in television, movies and theatre.

Science: Most childhood sexual exploitation is done by someone the child knows, such as a blood relative, friend of the family, religious figure, or coach.

The show is full of universal stories that everyone knows such as family conflict, loss and how to deal with what life hands you.

There are other hospitals – or units as they are commonly known – such as Winterbourne View.

Other like-minded DJs very quickly became known, such as the Dewaele Brothers from art-rock band Soulwax.

But, remarkably, it decided not to tell anyone who might need to know – such as the prime minister.

Newspapers are now trying to find out the initials which are best known, such as T.R., B.P.O.E., etc.

Some banks have started to adopt this approach (which generally combines something you know, such as a pin, with something you have, such as a smart card).