Sentence examples for cold knocking from inspiring English sources

And it's this ability to unite us as a single, global culture, a mash of music, movies, games, sport, and celebrations, that lets us see not the fallen mighty but the girl in the cold, knocking on a stranger's door, asking to see what's inside.

Mr. Lindloff worked at an Isuzu dealership for years, then made cold calls — knocking on doors — for Edward Jones, the brokerage firm.

To tell the truth, although I always seem to have a bit of cold chicken knocking about, as well as packets of peas in the freezer, this is no easy leftover-using recipe.

As a child, All Hallows' Eve had you traipsing around in the freezing cold, awkwardly knocking on your weird neighbor's door just to get a few bite-sized pieces of old candy they found in the back of their cupboard.

Heat or the cold can knock them off.

"But what he fails to recognize is that there's not many black London youth who want to go through the Knowledge and spend three years in the cold getting knocked off their bike".

Soft, flaky snow kicking up on tracks, coupled with the cold, has knocked Metro-North railroad cars for a loop and has left their riders with a commuting headache.

She spent the cold winter weekends knocking on doors in her conversative hometown of Idaho Falls trying to persuade her neighbors to play a small part in that revolution.

Knocking people cold gives me a buzz.

On Sunday morning at church the kneeling bench upended throwing her husband into the aisle and knocking her cold.

They found a Hispanic man that day whom Mr. Pacheco admitted to punching and knocking out cold, Mr. Spota said.