The guy does a crime show, probably thinks he knows all the angles.'

There wasn't much sense in playing dumb with Rickard, for he knew all the angles.

"What we've got here is a jailhouse lawyer thinks he knows all the angles.

I used to be a collector for loan sharks myself, so I know all the angles.

He knows all the angles of this.

Caine knew all the angles of that emotion.

He'd surely know all the angles.

"He knew all the angles," she says.

"You know all the angles," she murmured.

'No, that's right, you know all the angles, don't you?'

They knew all the angles... they had to.

Knew all the angles.

When Carface pleads to the ghost how to change this, Charlie tells him, "You know all the angles.

Each and every one thought he was the smartest goon in the room, the guy who knew all the angles, the guy for whom the rules did not apply.

For the moment, he said, his plan is to keep playing the game: "New Line is the only place I've worked, and I know all the angles here.

To him, New York meant beautiful women and street-smart guys who seemed to know all the angles. . . . New York was his town.

Arounder is defined--in a handy glossary included with my press notes--as "[a] player who knows all the angles and earns his living at the poker table.

Jerry is a wide-awake tourist guide in Cebu who knows all the angles, and who has supported his divorced mother and younger brother and sister since their musician father deserted the family for a younger woman.

He added that progress in the Middle East could "make Bush look like a leader" again and allow him to say in the political campaign, "This is what you get from a serious, committed Administration that knows all the angles."

If Victoria's Secret caters to the fantasy of a Vassar coed taking it all off at her parents' Park Avenue apartment, then Frederick's is for the determined starlet who knows all the angles of the casting couch - even when it's in the parking lot.