Sentence examples for huge knock from inspiring English sources

That was huge, knock down free throws and show even more that I'm mature now, a bigger person".

Cross-border flows of finance have already taken a huge knock since the financial crisis (see chart), driving up the costs of borrowing and reducing investment returns.

But the tide of international sentiment is flowing the other way.A huge knock to national self-esteem came last year with the collapse of Swissair, the airline that the Swiss considered a monument to their efficiency and modernity.

"It took a huge knock to my immune system after glandular fever.

Glasgow Rocks' hopes of a top five finish in the BBL suffered a huge knock following a 92-80 loss at Worcester Wolves last night.

The hosts, who are third in the Turkish Super League, were bolstered by the return of ex-Inter Milan forward Wesley Sneijder but their formidable home reputation took a huge knock when they were thrashed 6-1 by Real Madrid in a group game on 17 September.

Overall, there is a huge knock-on effect from the recession.

Cetin Tuzuner, the head of Turkey's writers' union, said that the honour would have a huge knock-on effect.

"This project should have huge knock-on effects for other sectors and research fields," said David Willetts, minister of universities and science.

There seems no obvious reason for his decline but it needs to be addressed because a lack of lower-middle order runs has a huge knock-on effect elsewhere in the line-up.

If one or more of them were to topple over, there will be a huge knock-on effect on banks and other financial institutions that rely on their guarantees.