Sentence examples for of to know from inspiring English sources
"I don't want companies I never heard of to know what I am doing on the Web," Mr. Mayer said.
In "Ten Songs," he praises the specter of death that he hears in a version of "To Know Him Is to Love Him" by the late Amy Winehouse while dismissing the original 1958 version, by the Teddy Bears, which he finds square and embarrassingly lacking in irony.
It might further be noted that tradition (al-kabar) has its root in the Arabic verb kabara, "to experience," with the additional sense of "to know," and even "to know thoroughly".
"I haven't talked to Chely in a while kind of to know how she's feeling about things now.
new/knew - new is the opposite of old whereas knew is the past tense of to know.
He made a point of getting to know many of the newsroom support workers, for example.
Of course, to know beforehand the set of such scenarios is not feasible.
It is of interest to know the optimum solution of the network topology in Figure 6.
People sort of get to know you".
Gamesblog would (sort of) like to know!
That's all you kind of have to know.
