knew someone

He said he knew someone who was recruiting women to work as in Holland.

Finally , I remembered one of my most useful Secrets of Adulthood: "It's okay to ask for help. " I knew someone to ask for help.

I wish I knew someone who actually would like to bring her to China to perform for the public, perhaps to Beijing or to Shanghai.

You had to think of someone everybody knew. Someone you could imitate and everyone else would have to guess who it was.

I thought maybe one of you knew someone who could get me in.

I feared it was coming as my boss wouldn't meet my eye and I knew someone had to go.

The ferns stood higher than my head, now that I was seated, and I knew someone could walk by on the path, three feet away, and not see me.

You knew someone with the power to commit you to the electronic concentration camp system.

Some time later, wise men from the East saw an unusual star. They knew someone great had been born.

For example, I knew someone who flew to Chicago to see a baseball game for a team he can easily watch at home any time during the season.

I knew someone who worked on microwave absorbing materials in the early 1980's.

"I knew someone else who did that once, " said Dany, "a man called Arstan Whitebeard. Tell me your true names, then. "

I knew someone once who loved growing things, like you.

When I wrote back, he replied that we'd never met but we knew someone in common . . .

Everyone seemed to have a friend who knew someone who knew someone who knew of a sure bet.

she knew someone had been there , because her chair was retroverted

She says that long ago she knew someone but now he's gone