United head for the Stadium of Light knowing they must beat Sunderland to stay in the title race if Chelsea have won at Liverpool earlier in the day.
We go home, go to bed and turn out the light, knowing that Monday will come at its own speed and that we'll wake up already racing.
The story, based on Nick Hornby's novel, is thoroughly sentimental, but the Weitzes bring it off with a light, knowing touch (A. O. Scott).
Standing on a dusty red desert plain, gazing up at a speck of light, knowing it's Earth and that there is no hope of returning, strikes me as the loneliest and most desolate feeling.
"There were around 1,500 spectators [a quarter of the number who had watched Bristol's men v Bedford earlier in the afternoon] and we felt a pressure to put on a good spectacle, to show women's rugby in its best light, knowing there were potential supporters who might just come again".
The story, based on Nick Hornby's novel, is thoroughly sentimental, but the Weitzes bring it off with a light, knowing touch, and Mr. Grant has the wit to turn his charm against itself, emphasizing Will's caddish narcissism enough to make his maturation seem meaningful (A. O. Scott).
Now instead of walking to school, I would stand in front of our tall building on the worn tarmac, made bronze by the early light, knowing that my mother was on the balcony eight floors above, and that she wouldn't turn to go back in until the giant yellow bus, like a lost page from an American cartoon, had rolled up and I boarded.
Courtes and Fougerol explained: "we wanted to reflect the mood we've seen at the concerts, so we played with that lighting knowing that you are more blinded from a light if it was darker before".
Finally, it is compassion that drives him to place himself in harm's way -- between the angry mob and the innocent Tom Robinson with nothing but a newspaper and a light, knowing that he may be harmed but understanding the injustice that needs to be stopped.
