Sentence examples for children knocks from inspiring English sources

The opera's Gertrude, in a fit of anger over her lazy children, knocks over a jug of milk, the only nourishment in the family cupboard, and sends the siblings out to the forest to pick strawberries.

It's worth noting that the children knock over a five-shelf bookcase.

Her strong will came in handy when the father of her children knocked her into a bathtub.

This is more agreeable than pushing a trolley round Tesco while your children knock over the soup display.

The parents said they were initially relieved to see that it was their own children knocking on the door at 10 30 p.m.

The children, knocked to the pavement, crawled away; some struggled to their feet with bloody noses and gashes on their faces.

Middle-class children knock an old lady down in the street; men cheat on their wives with other men; everyone takes drugs and talks too loudly on cell phones.

Johnson fields autograph requests during church, has small children knock on the door of his home and was even asked to knit beanies for officers in a police unit while they were raiding a meth lab on his street.

The Memphis Commercial Appeal reported that a relative of one of the children knocked on the door of the house on Lester Street just before 6 p.m., but no one answered.

Safety groups have slammed as 'lamentable' the UK's position at 10th in the European league on child pedestrian deaths, with more than 100 children knocked down and killed every year, or one death per 100,000 population against top performer Sweden at 0.2.

I am the father of four healthy children, knock on wood, but if they get sick or need medical attention I don't knock on wood; I take them to a doctor whose care and attention I am, fortunately, able to afford.