Example sentences of "he know of [noun] " in BNC.

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1 She was encouraged , because it seemed she could rely absolutely on that devoted attention , but discouraged , too , because he looked and was so young , and what could he know of marriage and widowhood , and the things that happen to women ?
2 Does he know of Human 's row ?
3 Indeed de Gaulle would not have been in the least surprised had he known of Kennedy 's assurance to Macmillan in April 1961 that Anglo-American relations would be strengthened by British entry .
4 He knew of attendance by Stepan Holovich at NTS meetings in Paddington , and had the date that a father had taken his son to a house off the Cromwell Road to celebrate the National Day of the Ukrainian exiles with supermarket Italian wine and kitchen table cheese .
5 Mr Barnes was delighted to hear from him , which made Peter suspect that he knew of Coleby 's interest in 29 Champney Road .
6 He did n't mind being with Richard — being with Richard was almost like being with himself — and he liked what he knew of Mrs Molland .
7 Mary would work like a slave , but a woman could not take the animals to market , though he knew of widows living alone , soldiers ' wives mostly , who farmed on in a rough way by themselves , their cattle straying and mixing with the herds of others , their oats still standing in November …
8 From what he knew of government , it was normal .
9 He knew of course that he never could meet them , but he wanted so badly to talk to them that he would get out their letters and pictures from his box of papers and talk quietly to them anyway .
10 He knew of course that Theo would equivocate .
11 He knew of course that he would never be able to halt the train before it reached the bridge and he had his guard 's safety to think about .
12 He knew of course , because Barbara had told him , that James had already missed one deadline and was more than likely to miss another .
13 He tried to recall what he knew of Nicholas Braithwaite 's only child .
14 Tom Horrocks reflected for a moment on the little he knew of Emilia Frere .
15 Quite what that meant is unclear and perhaps was unclear then ( the terms of the 817 Ordinatio would have needed updating anyway since Pippin I had died ) ; but the one thing that was perfectly clear was that Lothar was abrogating the 839 division-plan. he knew of Lothar 's decision , it seems , he had sent envoys to remind him of the previous year 's sworn agreement ; of the protection owed by older brother to younger brother and by godfather to godson ; and ( by way of quid pro quo ) , of the obedience owed by a younger son to the primogenitus .
16 That he knew of death 's approach and had time to prepare for it , and that others knew and were preparing too , is implied not only by S 975 but also the rapidity of the ætheling Alfred 's actions late in the year .
17 There were various suggestions as to Balliol 's intentions in this southwards move : that his aim was first to divide the west from the east , then to work round and isolate Edinburgh ; that he knew of Sir Archibald Douglas 's mustering of his Galloway vassals and sought to keep this force from joining the main Scots array ; that perhaps he was expecting further English reinforcements from Carlisle and the West March ; and so on .
18 He knew of Matthew 's bitterness towards Beth , and deplored it .
19 He knew of Ken 's depressions .
20 But Mr Foster said yesterday he knew of situations in other parts of the country where waiting lists had been reduced by unacceptable tactics .
21 I was told , back in those days , that he had built a working steam model of the locomotive to go with the coaches , but this must have left the district some years earlier , as my father never saw it , and never met John Griffiths , though he knew of Ernest from about 1910 , having started his articles in that office .
22 But he knew of pupils handing in assignments to teachers to have the spelling and punctuation corrected before being submitted for grading .
23 Sir Philip angrily pressed the innkeeper to say whatever he knew of Coleridge , and was at last told the innocent truth :
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