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Example sentences for "always knew"

I always knew he would make an 'it if he had fair-play.

I am not surprised at all, for my part,--I always knew what my Arthur could do.

It was his parlour, you know, and I had kept nothing from him while he was alive; that is to say, he always knew what I was thinking of, and I like to fancy that he knows still.

There were times in her company when he forgot that he was wearing borrowed garments, when he went on flame, but he always knew, as now, upon reflection.

He knew what was going to happen; just as he always knew.

I know what I always knew," he said slowly.

You're a jolly good chap; I always knew it, " cried Will heartily.

We always knew, I think, that there was an aged mother; now why did I take for granted that she must be in her second childhood?

I always knew, felt rather, that he must have had a tremendous quarrel with his elder brother.

He always knew that I would have married poor Lucy if they would have let me--married her and made the best of my frightful, shameful mistake.

I always knew I could turn them round my little finger.

I always knew he'd rather do anything than make me unhappy.

I always knew it, yet I gave him the benefit of the doubt.

I always knew you'd come to something bad, but I never thought you'd disgrace the Naabs and break your father's heart.

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Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
always accompanied; always advisable; always been; always best; always does; always done; always full; always had; always kept; always knew; always liked; always made; always make; always seemed; always seems; always something; always think; always told; always used; comparative mythology; dead faint; guide right; hotel butter; inch refractor; though always; walk over