Sentence examples for afraid of knocking from inspiring English sources

BACCARAT, which fairly oozes luxury and high price tags, is the store where I was most afraid of knocking something over.

"Those who have done no wrong are not afraid of ghosts knocking in the middle of the night," he wrote.

Don't be afraid to knock on doors in the area and ask questions of the people.

But he wasn't afraid to knock the songs around.

Don't be afraid to knock others off the course.

I was always afraid of the knock on the door, the escape out the back.

To create a web where any web property can be as fast as google.com; no company has to be afraid of hackers or being knocked offline because of denial of service attacks; it is one click simple to add any third party service to your online business.

Don't be afraid to get knocked back.

A few years ago, a writer named Brent Cox revisited Wigwag for The Awl, and I came in for exactly the knock I was afraid of: my Letter from Astoria in the début issue was an "anachronism" — dated, old-fashioned, as soft as its retro subject, which was Weight Watchers.

Faisal's family disapproved of his politics, but they were afraid of the inevitable late-night door knock from the police, so they moved him out of Cairo.

On Sunday, seemingly afraid of the gifted Spaniards, they simply opted to knock them down.