Sentence examples for once someone knows from inspiring English sources

"The location-aware apps can also be tricky," said James Sun, chief executive of Pirq, a mobile app developer in Seattle, "because once someone knows you are in the area, can you avoid having coffee with them?" And the convenience and abundance of digital contact can be overwhelming, said David Domke, a communications professor at the University of Washington.

They assume that once someone knows what they know, they know it forever.

I believe once someone knows Christ as their personal savior, I've affected eternity.

Unlike phone numbers where you have little control once someone knows your digits, Messenger lets you easily block people, the ability to message you can't be sold and, thanks to Facebook's spam detection systems, it's tough for someone to create a new Facebook account to harass you.

Once someone knows me, he or she will leave me.

Once someone knows someone who is trans, and sees that we are flesh and blood people just like anyone else, public opinion starts to change.

Every person who becomes well known was once someone nobody "knew".

It's obviously easier said than done, especially for those living in outskirt cities rather than the Atlanta metro area, but once someone gets to know you and respect you, it becomes much more difficult for them to hold on to any illogical hate.

Because everyone is rooting for each other, cause everyone knows once someone is out, they'll step in.

Commenting on the murder of 10-year-old Damilola Taylor, one girl asked: "Why do they only want to know once someone gets killed?" By 2003 the murder of 14-year-old Luke Walmsley by a fellow pupil in a school in Lincolnshire sparked the flickering of moral panic.

But here is one of the few things I know for sure about parenting: everyone with kids was once someone without kids, so we know how things look from your side of the changing table.