| Despite his reputation as a know-all, he had charisma and went on to become president of the students' union at Strathclyde. |
| Then the witnesses were called, and Mr. know-all did first give in his evidence against him. |
| The little perishers then proceed to cackle uncontrollably as the know-all adults repeatedly make prats of themselves like the landlubbers that they are. |
| And Emma, who is, quite frankly, a bit of a know-all, says it's the same in Latin. |
| And so now, since I am apparently such a know-all, you will want to know what my vision of the future is. |
| When the policy is released, it should be exposed in detail, rather it being automatically put-down by some know-all columnist. |
