Sentence examples for may better know from inspiring English sources

For example one painting, Kis Cleo, depicts Perlmutter's muse and adopted daughter, who had married a Persian prince and inherited 60 Andrássy út, an address that recent visitors to Budapest may better know as the Terror House museum.

The New York Mets' 24-year-old ace was photographed attending a Rangers playoff game on Thursday night with supermodel Anne Vyalitsyna, who readers of the annual Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue may better know simply as Anne V.

Through film, we may better know ourselves, but as Louis Proyect points out, for a movie about the whos, hows, and whys of the men who locate and diffuse bombs, the second, and arguably much more important half of this equation concerning those who plant them and why--perhaps much of the same primal death-trip addiction--remains almost completely alien and unknown.

While Silversea Cruises may be better know for its ocean going luxury ships, it is celebrating its 10th year of offering expedition cruises by adding a fourth ship in November, the Silver Cloud.

Colloff's two-part "The Innocent Man" series, also up for a National Magazine Award, may be better known, but "Hannah and Andrew" may be nearly as good.

NASA may be better known for its work in space, but we may or may not be more grateful for its work with grilled cheese sandwiches.

The life of Derek Jeter may be better known to Yankees fans than those of Princess Diana and Abe Lincoln.

Rabbi Balkany, 57, may be better known in Washington than he is in New York City.

The idea may be better known in Indonesia than anywhere else.

He may be better known now for proclaiming the end of laissez-faire capitalism.

ROBERT WECHSLER, who lives in North Haven, may be better known in Prague than he is in his home state.