Sentence examples for someday knowing from inspiring English sources

Someday, knowing her way around a bow might even prove to be an asset: Mr. Gerig trained Zoe Saldana for her role in "Avatar," while Mr. McGlyn has completed training Robert De Niro for a role in "Killing Season," scheduled for release next year.

Now, I sit on the sofa with my daughter in my arms, knowing that she, too, will someday know much more than she knows now.

And it meant knowing that someday millions of people would reach into the ether with desktop machines of unimaginable power to look at porn and give money to Nigerian princes.

I ached knowing that someday she will lose that innocence.

We watched with genuine reverence, knowing that someday, we'll be the retirees in the military clinic pharmacy waiting rooms needing help.

You have to imagine her cooking it for her children to enjoy, not knowing that someday she would have grandchildren and great-grandchildren that also found it delectable.

"We heard about the case very early on, before it was filed and we asked them about the possibility of making a documentary about it, without knowing that someday it would become a bigger case," Cotner told AFP. "At the time, we had no idea that it would go all the way to the Supreme Court," he added.

The host of the ceremony gave a gift to all in attendance, knowing that someday the favor would be returned.

If you are okay with being friends with benefits, you have to be so knowing that someday they are going to date someone else and the "benefits" are going to have to stop.

The son of an out-of-work contractor can hope for a crack someday at a Senate seat, knowing that the stepgrandson of a woman who lives in a metal-roofed shack is moving into the White House.

You also have the satisfaction of knowing that -- someday -- your (now) college freshman will realize the kinda crazy they put you through "first-hand".