Sentence examples for put to know from inspiring English sources

Not all yoga poses are beneficial or safe for everyone, and enthusiasts are hard put to know whether the teacher and class they select are more likely to help than to hurt them.

The main ruins at the top of the hill are well marked with full descriptions, without which you would be hard put to know what they were.

Jefferson was another American icon about whom the more you learn, the more difficult it becomes, as Marlene Dietrich put it, to know what to say.

One of the joys of listening to music is a general familiarity with the way it is put together: to know roughly what to expect, then to see in what particular ways your expectations will be met or exceeded.

His famed PR skills will be put to good use – known as an inspirational orator, he has hosted a weekly national TV show.

put to Harding, who knows Franklin personally.

"All you have to do is look at my putting stats to know it's not a huge advantage," said Ewart Shadoff, who is ranked 127th on tour in putting.

The imp of the perverse can be put to sleep, but nobody knows how to make it go away.

A couple we know, hard put to think up a birthday present for an eight-year-old niece, sent the girl a check, and received for their….

The form she highlights -- and it is one that has, she knows, been put to bad purposes — is patriotism.

Put simply, to know science is not necessarily to love it.