Sentence examples for be able to knock from inspiring English sources

He won't be able to knock Pacquiao down".

He added, "I think I'll be able to knock Don out of this primary, potentially".

"He'll be able to knock shots down and hopefully get them out of their zone".

They have to be able to knock down doors day after day, perhaps even literally.

"That's when the running game gets sticky, so you've got to be able to knock guys off the line".

If he is slow, or stands too high, an offensive lineman will be able to knock him back.

Walton is alleged to have said: "With this I may be able to knock [composer Sir Arnold] Bax off the map".

If they can source Aspall's golden malt vinegar, they should be able to knock up a prawn cocktail that doesn't taste of stale sweat.

Eve Muirhead should be able to knock it away and potentially score SEVEN points, which is not the sort of thing you see often at Olympic level.

"Light brown," she said, and while she had his attention, she mentioned that he might be able to knock some prison time off by cooperating.

You need to be able to knock out seven 18-hour days in a row – you need to know what real fucking work is… I had that experience.