Sentence examples for consider knocking from inspiring English sources

You regularly consider "knocking through".

Consider knocking on Mrs. McCracken's door and asking to borrow one.

And here's a real reason to consider knocking your head against a wall: two North Carolina State engineers spent their time engineering the perfect free throw.

For example, the Akron Little Theater, about to stage one of Shaw's plays, wired him this bizarre query about the text: "Akron Ohio police refuse to consider knocking out two teeth sufficient justification for jailing".

Doctors are "cautiously optimistic" about his chances of recovery, but at 78 years of age, he might have to consider knocking the touring on the head for a bit.

With only interim nobodies at the helm of the intelligence community, you may wish to consider knocking some heads together yourself and insisting that it finish an honest Memorandum to Holders of the 2007 NIE by mid-August -- recording any dissents, as necessary.

The Bagger considered knocking down Mischa Barton to get one of those suckers, but he was worried he might get 86-ed.

That's why it's all the more disturbing to learn that the Senate is currently considering knocking a full $4 billion off of the president's request.

He had done what he said he would – cut it off – and for a time Treays seriously considered "knocking it on the head, leaving it at two albums".

But he and Richmond captain Trent Cotchin never considered knocking back the joint award after the AFL officially stripped Watson of the 2012 Brownlow for his role in the Essendon supplements saga.

Observing the late-night scene, a glass of chilled chardonnay in hand, Mr. Reed said he was considering knocking on doors in Harlem and asking, "What gives?" He said he might start at Lenox Terrace, an apartment complex about 10 blocks north at 135th Street, where a number of leading black politicians and professionals live in luxury high-rise buildings.