Sentence examples for you know indeed from inspiring English sources
They're just part of New York, you know?" Indeed, when the theatrical club promoter Ms. Bartsch married the spiky-haired, beefy gym owner Mr. Barton in 1995, it was like watching two weather systems collide.
Nature Theater of Oklahoma brings its 2009 "Romeo and Juliet" — not the Shakespeare you know; indeed that's the point as its participants invent and enact variations on the tale, based on their notably vague memories of the story — as well as its work-in-progress, the epic "Life and Times".
Who cares what they know?" Indeed.
I know — indeed, have recently been writing — that we need a vision of a sustainable future.
What we know, indeed what we know in the most important instances of knowledge, is universal, necessary, and infinite, as in the case of certain mathematical knowledge.
If Abi Morgan, writer of The Hour, has been influenced by Broadcast News, then I admire her good taste: it's a very smart, entertaining film – and compared with Brooks's latest movie, How Do You Know (or indeed most romantic comedies), it looks like Chekhov.
Sorry, to tell you that.... But, you know, if indeed the current society has come to different views, that's fine.
So now you know, and knowing is, indeed, at least half the battle.
IT is the kind of irony Jacques Rivette might enjoy -- but in this case, who knows, indeed!
Asked when results might start to improve, Ms. Salz replied, "Who knows?" Indeed, a survey recently released by the American Advertising Federation in Washington echoed her uncertainty.
