Sentence examples for his knocks from inspiring English sources
Eight days ago, President Obama went before the White House press corps to acknowledge the previous day's midterm-election results and take his knocks.
His knocks on the door were never answered, but he believed that someone was inside; the notices he left, bright-yellow documents with "Sheriff" written on them, were always gone when he returned.
In that future quiz, the question that requires the answer "Ben Duckett" is unlikely to be limited to domestic cricket, after his knocks of 80 and 185, scored at better than a run a ball overall, increased the clamour for England to give yet another masterblaster a crack in national colours.
His knocking grew more desperate.
She answers his knock, and a spark is lighted.
Other pictures make it clear that Ichiro also adopted his knock-kneed batting stance early on.
A man who had lost just about everything, and was channelling all his abilities into his knocking.
Three for 32 with the ball following up his knock of 70.
No one answered his knock, but the door was open, so he went in.
Cameron knows that his knock-down argument, in the end, is the economy.
