Sentence examples for we know refers from inspiring English sources

No one we know refers to it by that name.

Kanye has an advantage with foreign language tweets, because countries with the Latin derived alphabets, as far as we know, refer to Kanye West as Kanye West while, as mentioned above, there are many different ways to reference Jesus.

The discourses 'not knowing what we don't know' and we trusted the doctors to tell us everything we needed to know' refers to the total trust that women pregnant for the first time and their partners place on obstetric-led maternity care.

But a capitalized Event, as Cunningham watchers know, refers to a specific format.

Augmented Reality — or "AR" for those "in the know" — refers to a display in which simulated imagery or graphics are superimposed onto a view of the real world.

The term urf, meaning "to know", refers to the customs and practices of a given society.

A pastor I know refers to this cocktail of social phenomena as "glocal issues".

"We do not, as you know, refer to His Highness by name in our work for the companies and do so by exception here, in order to assist you," Nahyan's lawyer wrote in one letter.

Sugarman and Sanders were housemates for a while in the seventies, and Sugarman says that his friend would often greet him in the morning by saying, "We're not crazy, you know," referring to the anger they felt about social injustices.

Most Berliners I know refer to Afghans as Arabs.

How do those in the know refer to wine generally?