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Example sentences for "know when"

I don't want it--it would lie in my drawer till I don't know when.

I hain't laughed so much, I don't know when.

I know when it ought to come in," said Fulkerson.

I don't know when I've felt so contemptible.

We don't really care to know when Mrs. Kelly borrows eggs of the editor's wife and how many dolls Betty got for Christmas and Jack's grades in high school.

Shall you let me know when you've decided?

I know when I'm having a good time, and I do my best to enjoy it.

Oh, do let me know when you've read it, won't you?

I hope to come whenever I can, sir; but I must run in errand-times, and I don't know when my turn may be.

I may have to join my mother in Paris; I don't know when I shall see you again.

I know when I was engaged myself once, long ago, I did not seem to care to talk to any one but her.

I know when to hold my tongue, thank Heaven!

I know when peace 'clared dey all shoutin'.

Al Carter, my own daddy, lived to be very ageable, but I don't know when he died.

I don't know when my mother was set free.

My father is going to Kingston and doesn't know when he will return.

There's some truth in that; the secret is that I know when to stop.

It is necessary that I know when we arrive," the lady resumed.

Making things is my business and I know when they're made well," Dick answered modestly.

We have to know when to do things by feeling the time they take.

Why, if I should start telling how we saved that steamer I don't know when I'd get through.

I don't know when I have enjoyed myself more than during three days Professor Myers spent with me some time ago.

You mean that he uses his eyes to know when to turn?

Strange they don't know when they're well off.

I don't know when I have had such a walk!

I ain't been in the city since I don't know when.

I want to be sure to know when we're getting near Canton, Dolly.

You're the best little cheerer-up I know when I feel blue.

He has lost his place through the malice and jealousy of Mr. and Mrs. Pitkin, for I am sure that Lavinia is the cause of his dismissal, and I don't know when he will be able to get another.

I must make my money last as long as I can, for I don't know when I shall get a place.

Mr. Carter has left the city, and I really don't know when he will return," Phil heard her say.

If you can't, I'll go to your office if you will let me know when you'll be in.

He missed me, he wished to know when I was coming over.

We know when we've got a good thing, and we don't want to wear you out.

I will use a spare hour to begin an account of our doings since I last wrote, but I don't know when I shall be able to finish it, still less when post it.

I don't know when I'm off, having heard nothing but the bare telegram.

I don't know when I shall next get one of your letters.

This he did in a very strong letter to Daschoff, and I presented it this morning, but the Minister, like Edison, said he would let me know when he could see me.

I don't know when we shall get away but it is no use kicking about it, Michaelson is doing all he can and the new tug will be along in a week anyway.

I don't know when I have seen anything as curious, and as complicated a political existence.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "know when" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

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