Sentence examples for getting a knockout from inspiring English sources

"And then he just kept on fighting and kept on fighting, and ended up getting a knockout," Slauson said.

He added: "People spend early to try to get a knockout.

Add some crème fraîche and aged sherry vinegar and you've got a knockout appetizer.

It was almost as if Kessler felt he had to get a knockout to secure a decision on foreign soil.

Mayweather didn't get a knockout, but the judges' scores weren't close (had Mosley won any round besides the second?), and the crowd cheered him almost as energetically as it had booed him an hour earlier.

"Here we resembled a heavyweight boxer on the ropes, who's taken some blows and is wondering how many more he can take before he gets a knockout punch.

("I'm Sitting on Top of the World" he sings, telling us -- what? That he's generically happy?) Betsy Wolfe is hidden away as a bland girlfriend until she gets a knockout song; Karen Ziemba is thoroughly wasted until she gets a big number to open the second act.

Film-maker James Toback does not allude to this remarkable encounter, perhaps because he doesn't believe it, or perhaps because Ayer gets a technical knockout, but I felt we could have done with more of the Ayer spirit: questioning, sceptical, undaunted.

"The biggest mistake Trinidad can make coming into this fight is to think he can get an early knockout, because Joppy will put a lot of pressure on him and is coming in a lot stronger than Trinidad thinks he is," he said.

Then one immediately gets that a knockout of g1 implies v1= v1=0.

A season with Wenger is like watching a James Bond film, in that you know exactly what you are going to get - for car chases, gadgets and a villain who always loses in the end, you get a cup run, the knockout stages of the Champions League and, eventually, the top four in the Premier League again.