Sentence examples for block knocked from inspiring English sources

One of the other blokes in my dilapidated accommodation block knocked on my door.

The force of the block knocked Ambrosio to the court and James glared down at him.

Every week this league is a grind and there's a chance you will get your block knocked off.

In September of that year, investigators say, a policeman making routine inquiries about an incident in the tower block knocked on his door, adding to his paranoia.

In fact, I was so wrapped up in my work that I didn't leave the car until 6 15, when the traffic cop patrolling the block knocked on my window, and told me I was good to go.

All those troubled by female sexual power – or the persistent punctuation of orgasmic text alerts – were treated to the sight of the vamp laid low, down on her knees, about to have her block knocked off by a great big sword.

First impressions were worrying: the stall in the car park (next to a grotty toilet block) knocks out cheap burgers, and the one just inside the theme park entrance displayed greyish fried chicken and doughy pizza.

They'd comment on the changes, all the old tower blocks knocked down, the new buildings going up.

It is asking a lot to expect the combatants, even the media-friendly ones, to adhere to that maxim when they are focusing, first and foremost, on not having their blocks knocked off in the next couple of minutes.

They spent the summer canvassing the "stoopage factor" of various blocks, knocking on doors to urge neighbors to participate.

A few minutes passed, the store opened and in rushed the shoppers, moving through like tourists in Pamplona, pushing, body blocking, knocking the racks off balance.