know

As far as I know, the meeting is still scheduled for Friday.

Has anyone called about the job? As far as I know, no one has.

The kids grow up before you know where you are.

Before you know where you are, the summer will be over.

Don't blame him for the mistake; he was not to know.

I'm sorry I broke the vase. You weren't to know it was fragile.

I stayed in my old job because better the devil you know.

She decided not to move; better the devil you know, she thought.

For all I know, he could be living in Paris now.

She might have already left, for all we know.

God knows where she put the keys.

Goodness knows why he said that.

He thinks he knows all the answers, but he's often wrong.

Don't act like you have all the answers; listen to others.

She had her speech off pat after practicing all week.

The actor knew his lines off pat for the audition.

This old sofa has seen better days.

My car has known better days; it's falling apart.

I don't know how you can eat that spicy food.

I don't know why she would lie about such a small thing.

If truth be told, I was nervous about the exam.

If the truth be known, she never liked the gift.

This traffic is terrible. I know, it's so frustrating.

I know, let's order pizza for dinner tonight.

You know as well as I do that we can't afford a new car.

She knows as well as I do that the deadline is tomorrow.

After ten years, she knows the company backwards.

He knows the city backwards, so he's a great tour guide.

My mother always thinks she knows best about my life.

The coach knows best, so follow his instructions.

You should know better than to run in the hallway.

He knows better than to trust strangers online.

I know the new neighbor by sight, but we've never spoken.

She knows the actor by sight from seeing his movies.

He claims he's innocent, but I know different.

She says the store is closed, but I know otherwise.

He knew full well that lying would get him in trouble.

She knew full well the test was today, yet she didn't study.

After living here for 20 years, I know the town like the back of my hand.

She knows the software inside out after using it daily.

Even as a child, she knew her own mind and spoke it.

He knows his own mind when it comes to career choices.

Our tour guide really knows his stuff about ancient history.

She knows her stuff when it comes to fixing cars.

After years of gardening, she knows a thing or two about roses.

I could tell him a thing or two about traveling in Asia.

He learned to his cost that investing in risky stocks is dangerous.

I know to my cost that skipping meals leads to headaches.

After a week, she knew her way around the new office.

He knows his way around computer programming.

I've been a teacher for 30 years, so I know what I'm talking about.

She knows what she's talking about when it comes to baking.

He always flatters the boss; he knows which side his bread is buttered.

She knows which side her bread is buttered, so she never argues with clients.

The manager let it be known that the office would close early on Friday.

She made it known that she was looking for a new job.

Please let me know if you need any help with the project.

Let us know when you arrive at the station.

Lord knows, I've tried my best to help him.

Lord knows, she deserves a break after all that work.

Lord only knows where he left his keys.

Why did she say that? Lord knows!

When you arrive, make yourself known to the receptionist.

He made himself known to the new neighbors at the party.

The child didn't know any better and took the toy without asking.

Don't be angry at the puppy; it doesn't know any better.

He can't even change a tire; he doesn't know his arse from his elbow.

She doesn't know her arse from her elbow when it comes to math.

I don't know beans about fixing computers.

She doesn't know beans about cooking Italian food.

I don't know the first thing about repairing a car.

He doesn't know the first thing about her personal life.

We've lived next to him for years, but we still don't know the first thing about him.

She doesn't know the first thing about playing the piano.

I've never met him; I don't know him from Adam.

She claims she knows me, but I don't know her from Adam.

When he won the lottery, he didn't know what hit him.

The sudden news left her not knowing what hit her.

When he spilled coffee on the boss, he didn't know where to look.

She was so embarrassed she didn't know where to look.

With all these deadlines, I don't know whether I'm coming or going.

She was so excited she didn't know whether she was coming or going.

Kids today don't know they are born with all this technology.

He complains about his job, but he doesn't know he's born.

I tried to explain, but she didn't want to know.

How much did it cost? You don't want to know.

He's 15, old enough to know better than to throw rocks.

She's old enough to know better than to stay out late.

The senior employee showed the new hire the ropes.

It took me a month to learn the ropes at the new company.

There's no knowing what the weather will be like tomorrow.

There's no knowing how he will react to the news.

What does he know about cooking? He can't even boil an egg.

What does she know about cars? She's never driven one.

Well, what do you know? It's actually sunny today!

What do you know? She won the race after all.

After years in the business, she knows what's what.

He doesn't know what's what when it comes to fashion.

It's, you know, hard to explain in just a few words.

You know that café on the corner? It's closed now.

You know something? I've never actually seen that movie.

You know what? I think we should go on a trip.

I saw you know who at the mall yesterday.

She told me about you know what, but I can't say more.

You never know, you might win the lottery someday.

Apply for the job; you never know, they might hire you.