So that the first thing the fellow does is to lose his comrades, for which he had a penchant, one knows.
One may see that cleft from below and across the gorge if one knows where to look, but not by any means from above, by reason of the overhang of the brink.
The piece had its central figure in a clever humbug whom no one knows.
No one knows, and, lacking information upon the subject, neither Mrs. Grundy nor I can solve the problem put before us.
It is known that he is living at Baden, but no one knows on what.
Oh, yes--all rheumatism: no one knows what I suffer.
Coming from no one knows where, indestructible as everything that enters into children's games, it was handed down, from time immemorial, from one initiate to another.
He doesn't know, no one knows, but I think your mother would, how it cut me to turn 'em off just before winter set in.
No one knowsof your having left--except, indeed, D'Artagnan.
What your majesty says is quite true; noone knows it better than you--no one believes it more than myself.
It is said to be sometimes like a rather disorderly board of directors, where many speak and few listen--though no one knows.
Where no one knows, or cares for, or respects any one else all must rank equal; no one's opinion can be more potent than that of another.
No one knows, or cares to know, who its members are.
If one knows a little Spanish and can make a bargain, three pesetas a day is quite a usual price for a country fonda.
Many good and cheap eatables are to be had in Palma if one knows where to look for them.
Where he performed his toilet no one knows, but as we neared Port Mahon he appeared transformed from a shivering bundle into a dandy.
You don't know Leah, Heinz, no one knows her, I should like to know how many women there are, who would have borne so nobly what has just befallen us.
What I'm about to do is for his good; what it costs me no one knows.
My Leah's health is failing, no one knows what to do for her, even Dr.
The mysterious night-bird they sheltered, has flown away, no one knows where.
That rough drunkard who to-morrow or the day after may be sent no one knows where.
I laid the seed in the soil, with others that I bought over there in Thebes; no one knows where it came from, and yet it is my own.
But no one knows so well as the Secretary, who opens and reads the letters, what a set is made at the man marked by a stroke of notoriety.
Half the lump will be waste-paper, one knows beforehand,' said Fledgeby.
It is the desert wind, of which no one knowswhence it comes and whither it goes; the driving cloud, of which no one knows whence it arose, and whither it disappears.
No one knows or understands, perhaps not even the player, who merely divines it and meditates thereon.
But then no one knows of it--only Móczli and I; and Madame's husband.
That no one knows--that no one knows--and no one ever will.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "one knows" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
