Sentence examples for late knowing from inspiring English sources

"Probably late — knowing her".

When you finally arrive, you can smile inside (assuming you're not two hours late), knowing that the spirit of the pathfinder still lives in you, albeit vestigially.

This abdication coincides with Beatrix's 75th birthday and, if anything, it will enhance her popularity – as many actors and pop stars discover too late, knowing when to stop is a true sign of wisdom.

The latest knowing genre item from director Brad Anderson (Transsiberian, The Call) has the advantage of superior source material: riffing on Edgar Allan Poe's The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether, it dispatches idealistic doc Jim Sturgess to a remote fin-de-siècle institution where the boundaries between inmates and custodians prove porous at best.

You may have seen it of late without knowing it.

This is not to say that there is no definite consequence of discovering the information too late, but knowing the information early helps those involved in making decisions about the project to act differently.

"Maybe that explains why we're so late in knowing how to handle it". Still, there is something endearing about finding a place in France that doesn't cater to tourists.

"There was blood on top of the nest site and guillemot footprints in the blood!" Caught between the perils of early and late arrival, knowing that their survival and reproductive success depends on perfect timing, the guillemots of Cooper Island have had to develop a highly sophisticated method for gauging snow melt.

It was a late challenge, knowing Jon, with no intent what-so-ever.

There are way too many people who give up too soon or give up too late -- knowing when to quit is so important.

She recalls learning English "kind of late" only knowing the dialogue she had learned for the casting beyond that, she could only say, "How are you?" and "Thank you".