Sentence examples for then knowing that from inspiring English sources

Then, knowing that V.90 software should result in more robust and faster connections, and expecting some additional tweaking to be necessary, fearlessly do the deed.

And then, knowing that referees are so strict on penalising an early "set" it might be fun to not even go down on the "set" call so that it appears as though the other lot have jumped the gun.

Then, knowing that I worked in the United States, he went on.

Torre decided to relieve Clemens then, knowing that if he took him out with the tying run on base, then at worst, Clemens would not get the decision.

Then, knowing that West had eight minor-suit cards and East only four, South played East for the heart queen to bring home the slam and win the point on the board.

He placed a fresh sheet over Maxwell's body, and then, knowing that nothing dries out skin like death, his assistant began slathering moisturizing cream on her face to prepare her for the coming arrival of her family.

Knowing it was dangerous Mahmoud at first forbade his son from going, but then relented, knowing that headstrong Ahmed would go anyway.

"But I never get paid for it," Mr. Plummer said, referring to his little-known one-man show, "A Word or Two, Before You Go," to be seen one time only -- at Westport Country Playhouse, next Sunday at 3 p.m. "It's my autobiography," he then says, knowing that's misleading, for the show isn't his life story, only a tribute to the prose and the poetry that shaped and goes on informing it.

If this doesn't make you want to pick up a paintbrush then perhaps knowing that Nicole has D-I-Y'ed with your morning friends at Good Morning America like Michael Strahan, your co-to recipe connoisseur, Rachel Ray, and even impressed actress Sarah Michelle Gellar will.

I have spent the last few months making sketches, taking photographs, trying one technique then another, always knowing that, so deep inside the island, the drawing cannot be just black and white, ink on paper.

We always looked for crowds and then joined them, knowing that was a promising sign.