All I wanted was the chance to prove what was so plain to me to others, and I knew then, what I have found so often, since then, to be true, that the chance always comes to the man who is sure he can make use of it.
And then, I knew then, as I know noo, that when ye fail it's aye yer ain fault, one way or anither.
He was wild before they were wed, but no so bad, sae far as we knew then.
And I knew then that I'd made a whole new countryful of friends that nicht--for after that I couldna hae doots aboot the way they'd be receiving me elsewhere.
We knew then that we were safe till morning did we desire it; but the Professor told me that we should not want more than an hour at most.
I knew then that, unknown to his mother and me, he had planned a surprise.
I knew then he did n't really see me nor anything else except the body of his wife somewhere in that basement.
He said he knew then, he couldn't get away from his past; it was livin' right there along with him.
He knew then at once that the whole town had heard all about his trip to Boston and what the doctors had said.
He was tempted once to count them--but he could not bring himself to do that; so he knew then that in his heart he did not want to know just how many days it would be before-- But there came a day when he was but two steps away.
I knew then that I was not to be allowed so easy a happiness.
I knew then, when I saw you hitting that fellow, that you'd killed Carfax.
I knew thenwhen I loved you that I was being urged, by this God, to confess everything to you.
Because I knew then, in one look, that John Chalmers and Monty Cranch were one.
But the Judge drew himself up and stiffened his body and set his teeth, as he looked at that scene, and I knew then he would not break down again, but would play the game he had begun to the end.
I knew then, as if I had heard her command, that I must go up the slope to the Judge's house and knock upon the door.
I knew then that we two should understand each other.
I knew then I was never again to be harsh with him, let him dress as he would.
I knew then that I should find myself overlooking many things in him.
As well as I know it now I knew then in my inmost soul that I should summon Mrs. Effie before matters went farther.
I knew then that it must be the place we were looking for, and this made me plod on with fresh energy.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "knew then" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
