Sentence examples for the former know how from inspiring English sources

As for luck, it affects the skilled as well as the unskilled; the former know how to maximise their good luck and minimise or avoid the bad.

The only difference between successful people and the average Joe is that the former know how to manage their priorities.

The former think the latter have no ideology ("petit-bourgeois/muddle-headed types"), the latter think the former don't know how to party ("insipid leftist culture").

"Former incumbents know how to raise money, they know their districts as well as anybody and they've been winners before," said Representative Patrick J. Kennedy of Rhode Island, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

Kurt Zouma was left shocked by Chelsea's decision to release captain John Terry at the end of the season and does not know how the former England captain can be replaced.

As three former presidents of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, we know how important it is for scientists to engage meaningfully in societal debates about their work.

"As a former player, I know how hard it is to achieve success on the pitch and the suggestion that somehow Rangers sought to gain unfair advantage was deeply insulting to me and others who had worn the Rangers jersey with immense pride.

"As a former teacher, I know how important it is for our students to feel safe at school.

"As a former prosecutor, I know how domestic violence and stalking can take lives and tear apart families," Klobuchar said in an email to HuffPost.

Suddenly struck by the Italian baroque statues and the grand piano of the former inhabitants, he demands to know how much it all cost and begins to berate his wife for her inappropriate extravagance.

I genuinely do not know how the former shadow cabinet members can return to the front bench after all that has gone on.