know through

An address from someone that you do not know through an account at hotmail, yahoo, or msn is probably Spam.

I do not know through a few world reincarnation, can we spend the vast sea encounter with you! Watch life The sky was clear!

Walk over to your neighbors' house to bring some cookies and let them know through a card or booklet what Christmas is all about.

You might let your calling program know (through a non-interruptive approach) that an e-mail address might be missing.

Individuals you know through volunteer activities and professional associations can also act as references.

Do you know through which bank in London they remitted the funds?

We only correct because we know, through experience gained in training, that he understands a command or rule and is refusing to do it.

We know through painful experience that freedom is never by the oppressor; it must be demanded by the oppressed.

The operating system takes care of it and lets the program know through a return value whether the operation is granted or denied.

Virginia (1980), and it solidified the people's right to know through the efforts of a free press.

By bringing together what we know and what we don't know through analogy, metaphorical thinking strikes the spark that ignites discovery.

I hope that the understanding of friends and the friends I know through my contacts and greater access to faster.

To know through firsthand experience; undergo:

a person who is know through learning is the second class;