Sentence examples for well know with from inspiring English sources

"I think that at this point in time, I do feel good about our ability to use multiple people at that spot, and as you well know, with a 16-game season, you're going to need them".

"It was well known with girls.

Both are highly respected and well known, with ample experience in development and economic policy making.

Pope John Paul II took up the work of reconciliation — famously with Jews, and less well known with Muslims.

This week's list of the well known with birthdays is unusually short, although there are two biggies.

Typically, Congressional races tend to be less competitive because the incumbents often face opponents who are decidedly less well known with little chance of unseating them.

Jung was becoming quite well known, with his fame in Zürich prompting the first of several questions that subsequently came to dog his reputation.

"Nick's well known with the neighbours for going to do a very early interview and coming back to go to school before going to Westminster," says González.

As Peter Parker, Spider-Man's nerdy alter ego, well knows, "with great power comes great responsibility" – namely, the weight of expectation from the fanboy world.

Father Delgado became well known with his television program, "The Holy Hour," which was broadcast for many years and watched by thousands of Catholics in the country every week.

Our national failings in maths are well known, with as many as one in five of us lacking even basic numeracy skills.