Sentence examples for that means knowing from inspiring English sources

In the comedy world that means knowing how to speak to promoters, booking your own gigs, invoicing your fees and creating publicity.

For the prospective grower that means knowing both the production side of the industry as well as the sales: you've got to be as good at producing pot as getting someone else to pay for it and smoke it.

Of course, the creative [the content in the e-mail] is only as good as the data and that means knowing your targets, their interests and their reason to want your product.

Yet, raising true questions is difficult because to raise a true question 'one must want to know, and that means knowing that one does not know' (p. 363).

That means knowing enough about people's history to know what they're going to care about.

That means knowing their identities.

Try to see the process of "recognition" or "awareness" or any words that mean knowing that a feeling has happened.

That meant knowing what the museum could get for its previous home in SoHo.

That meant knowing the piece completely by heart, something that his teacher, José Antonio Abreu (who also taught Gustavo Dudamel) insists on.

(Of course, I don't actually know that sex means knowing. I think that maybe it should, though).

Boys I'm around can grow up knowing that respecting girls means knowing they're not a commodity.