Sentence examples for big knocks from inspiring English sources
The wing also took a few big knocks, particularly from Jamie Roberts close to the line in the closing stages.
What a tremendous performance by the A's pitchers, mixed in with some phenomenal fielding and a couple of big knocks!
Plainly the network has little trouble gaining recruits, with cells forming in more countries now than five years ago.Yet recently it has taken some big knocks.
For all the fascination with the iPhone, for instance, one of the big knocks against Apple is that it is taking its traditional closed, controlling approach when it comes to opening up the device to outside applications.
One of the big knocks against my piece is that the future might actually come sooner than I expect, that 2023 is actually a pretty conservative estimate for robo-taxis.
One of the big knocks against connected TVs and other video-enabled devices is that they are not smart or intuitive at all — and in fact, navigation problems cause users to watch streaming video much less than the typical TV viewing time.
The court has taken a big knock.
It's a big knock for him and a big knock for England too.
These temperature changes have big knock-on effects.
The big knock against smartphones, iPods and iPads is that no one really needs one.
