Sentence examples for well known when from inspiring English sources

The Effect Effect is well known: when you ask people to invent a new effect, they tend to be reluctant.

"He wasn't that well known when he first came down to play, and he actually stayed in the farmhouse".

When, these days, a writer becomes well known, when they are successful, when they are said to have "broken through", what does that actually mean?

Mr. DiFrancesco's personal and political ties to Mr. Sartor were well known when that subcontract was disclosed in 1998, but not the financial link through the 1994 loan.

Mr. DiFrancesco's personal and political ties to Mr. Sartor were well known when Mr. Sartor's engineering subcontract in the Parsons deal was disclosed in 1998.

Even so, four of the women were unknown when they came into his life and well known when they slipped out of it, into the book.

But Migron was always an unauthorized outpost, as its residents well knew when they moved in.

Watching the movie, you feel the constriction and the disgust of the life below, but Holland, pacing the film well, knows when to come up for air.

The second, less well known, came when the racing authorities declined an opportunity of partnership with the nascent revolution in betting exchanges.

He became well known nationally when, in 2002, George W. Bush appointed him chairman of the 9/11 Commission, the widely praised investigation into the 2001 terrorist attacks.

Not that this makes it acceptable, but it is well known that when footballers engage in "banter" it is normally expletive-heavy and childish.