Sentence examples for note to know from inspiring English sources

"I want the recipient of that note to know that the secretary of defense actually saw that letter, signed that letter, thought about that letter," he told me on the plane ride back from Fort Hood.

H. G. Widdowson and C. Criper (1975) note: To know a language means to know something about how it fulfills communicative function … Until a learner knows how to use the resources of a grammar to send meaningful messages in real life situation, he can't be said to know the language (p. 129).

Then, you can mark the top of each row with a post-it note to know what order it should go in.

Ms. Philo's inspiration was an early 1970's pastiche of St.-Tropez, the Savile Row tailor Tommy Nutter and Talitha Getty, but you would have to read the program notes to know that.

As informed by one of the care managers (site C) "I have to fill in this incident report, I have to write in progress notes as well, as everybody can go to progress notes and read progress notes to know about the incident".

Make enough notes to know where you're going.

Here are some important notes to know about.

Eustis replied with a lengthy note demanding to know why Harrison had not taken adequate precautions in fortifying his camp.

On a more serious note, he wanted to know if they felt like they were "just picking up where [they] left off".

On a more personal note, I came to know Jon only a few short years ago while serving a prison sentence.

The first five notes (a triplet and two quarter notes) of "Getting to Know You" also carry the melody all the way through the refrain.