Sentence examples for told to know from inspiring English sources

Here was a population reared to believe in the potential heroism of the underdog abruptly being told to know its station.

John Rigas was too old, jurors were told, to know that the company's books were being manipulated, and Timothy J. Rigas, Adelphia's 47-year-old former chief financial officer, was too busy to find out.

Experiencing social housing first-hand is, largely, experiencing being told to know your place.

If you were working class you were told to know your place and don't get above yourself.

We didn't need Scullion's unvarnished truth telling to know there is institutionalised tone deafness in Australia about Indigenous incarceration and disadvantage.

Almost instantly he is told to 'First Know Who You Are, Then Dress Yourself Accordingly".

acebook provides – do you want to tell FB to know who your nearest and dearest are?

I want to tell them to know these people on the Black Panel, stay in touch with these people".

There are some things you don't need to have an article to tell you to know them- no burping, farting, nose picking and such bad habits, please.

They had wanted, a witness told the Times, "to know what the reason was".

"It might be able to tell the difference, to know that there are two targets".