know one's place

Only then would he know where to place the next stone on the board.

We need to know where to place our trust.

He does not even know where to place the blame: doctors, hospitals, government, insurance companies, or patients.

It is sometimes difficult to know where to place the line separating them.

He could take a modern scientific book back in time, but he wouldn't know where to place it.

The girl was no fool and did indeed know where to place her trust.

The research also helps Chevrolet know where to place its advertising.

Critics here simply don't know where to place it.

"Because of our increased media buys, we needed to know where to place spots. "

Some people are angry and don't know where to place their anger.