Sentence examples for important knock from inspiring English sources

"The Australian has been a great servant to Notts since arriving in 2004 and it meant so much to him to deliver an important knock with the spectre of relegation not too far away.

But the EPA regulations could have an even more important knock-on effect.

Making headway in the fashion industry could have important knock-on effects.

Funny, that.There is one last important knock-on effect of agflation.

And if that aid succeeds in bolstering rights-respecting elements of the armed opposition, it could have important knock-on effects.

This was chiefly the result of bureaucratic incompetence and corruption, not poverty as the decent health-care systems in other developing countries like Costa Rica, Malaysia and even Cuba make clear.Besides, the rising standards at private facilities promise to have important knock-on effects that may benefit even the poor.

An important knock-on effect of these changes will be that from next April, banks and building societies will no longer deduct 20% income tax automatically from savings held outside an Isa.

One critical scene is the crosswalk, an important knocking down source due to both drivers' and pedestrians' incorrect behaviors.

Jennings, a 20-year-old South African, was brought into the top end of the batting order as Di Venuto phased out his first-class career, and made important knocks against Worcestershire, Nottinghamshire and particularly Lancashire, where his 70 showed he could handle the pressure of opening.

Fire is more important in knocking down shrubs and encouraging grasses.

"Snooker is on top of my priority list to do well in, but there are other things in life that are more important than knocking balls around a table".