Sentence examples for getting knocked off from inspiring English sources
She told Mr. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president, that she looked forward to "getting knocked off the front pages" of the city's newspapers.
"It's much easier," he said, "to get into the barrel, albeit momentarily, when the wave breaks using hand planing than a surfboard, as you're more compact and not in jeopardy of getting knocked off the board.
He used to get this magazine called True Detective, with stories about people getting knocked off.
"What happened at the beginning of the year, with that gentleman getting knocked off the stairs, that made me sick.
Clear any debris that may affect your ball from getting knocked off the line.
Getting knocked off your stride".
"The ones who have real power or some significance are the ones who eventually get knocked off.
Just like we all agreed, I suppose, that you can have the very same body, even though some of the parts come and go, atoms get added, other atoms get knocked off.
