Sentence examples for house knocking from inspiring English sources

Drive home agitated, turn around and hit young tree you've been trying to keep alive in front of house, knocking half over.

The story goes like this: Aaron Woolcott's wife, Dorothy, is killed when the oak tree in their backyard falls on their house, knocking over an old Sony Trinitron television, which crushes her chest.

He still has his brain-damaged brother, Gabe (Terence Maynard), to worry about, and he likes to spend Friday evening paydays on the porch of his house, knocking back liquor and bragging to his buddy, Bono Colin McFarlanee).

Cynthia Howell's 57-year-old aunt Alberta Spruill died of a heart attack in 2003 after the NYPD mistakenly raided her house, knocking down her door and throwing a concussion grenade into her Harlem apartment.

Several miles from her home, I drove into an area where there was no cell-phone service, and my G.P.S. gave out: I found myself in the old world, the material world, driving from house to house, knocking on doors to ask for directions.

The Things cause more trouble, such as flying kites in the house, knocking pictures off the wall and picking up the children's mother's new polka-dotted gown.

Acid house knocked me out of this comfort zone.

He finds the house, knocks on the door, but there is nobody there, just a TV playing a children's show.

And people would come to my house, knock on the door, and whisper, 'Has Ramadan started?' And I would tell them".

They tracked the beeps to a house, knocked on the door, and discovered that the guy who lived there had shot Kerry on another island, called Bathurst Island.

"Criticise the manager, other players or staff at this football club: do it in house, knock on the door, come and see me, we'll sort it out no problem.