Sentence examples for had recently knocked from inspiring English sources
Counties in Florida and Louisiana had recently knocked down populations of the yellow-fever mosquito by up to 99percentt with naled, he and others noted.
Councils like Geelong and Shepparton have recently knocked back plans for private facilities in the face of staunch public opposition.
The remark was made during a conversation about the Australian Open tennis tournament, in reference to a player who had recently been knocked out of the men's singles draw.
It said, for instance, that Johnson had not disclosed on his application for a New Jersey license that he had recently been knocked out in Canada and that he had been suspended there.
The morning after the Iowa caucuses, for instance, the search team noticed a seemingly odd surge in queries for the National Football League draft, which, they said, was probably coming from fans whose teams had recently been knocked out of the playoffs.
"It's been called 'underground music', it's been shunned as 'violent music', it's been labelled as just 'people with hoodies trying to spit lyrics about drugs and violence'". But despite being seemingly more successful than ever, grime has recently been knocked off its perch by more popular sounds.
She had recently graduated and was knocking around Peoria, Ill., her hometown, figuring out her next step.
That seems to be the only logical explanation for why they've recently been knocking down a church wall so that they can stick an actual submarine inside.
That's the service and forward-thinking Treyarch has been getting increasingly good at since 2008's World at War, and has recently been knocking out of the park.
ISIS had knocked the cross off its dome; someone had recently replaced it with two nailed-together boards held upright by stones.
