Sentence examples for being knocked off from inspiring English sources

There have been instances of bulls being knocked off their feet or even rendered unconscious.

Anticipating a collision, Steck raised his arms to cushion the blow and prevent himself from being knocked off the face.

Gethin Jenkins said Wales would be a better team for being knocked off "cloud nine" by Australia.

"The 'invisible' force of the wind can lead to vehicles unexpectedly being knocked off course, sometimes with devastating consequences".

On being knocked off: "'Flattering is not the right word, but it proves that I was right.

But their accounts of being knocked off their horses on the road to Damascus make for literature.

When she discovered that her wedding gowns were being knocked off in China and sold online, Elizabeth Dye felt both frustrated and flattered.

Ms. Sigerson and Ms. Morrison came to believe that their designs were being knocked off for Marc Fisher's discount line, they would later claim in court papers.

The statistics for cycle accidents are fiercely contested, but everyone knows someone who has been hospitalized in the last year or two after being knocked off a bike.

There was, and remains, a daring and a bigness to Mailer, derived from his preference for being knocked off balance instead of dug in.

And there was no better proof of our being knocked off kilter than Lila's behavior when she was up for the day.