Sentence examples for in terms of knocking from inspiring English sources

Stew and Mr. Lee had their eyes very much on the presidential inauguration on Tuesday, not just for what it means for the country, but also for what it means in terms of knocking down notions of what black people want or care about.

"He has sent some very good dispatches from the front in terms of knocking on doors in Rochdale," Cameron gratefully acknowledged, "and this is what he says... .. Miliband suddenly remembered that he had something really important to say to Lucy Powell on his left.

"He has sent some very good dispatches from the front in terms of knocking on doors in Rochdale," Cameron gratefully acknowledged, "and this is what he says... ...... Miliband suddenly remembered that he had something really important to say to Lucy Powell on his left.

"We played better on Monday night, in terms of knocking the ball about, without doubt.

Crawley manager Dean Saunders on BBC Match of the Day: "I'm really surprised Phil Parkinson hasn't been picked up by another club given the record he's got at Bradford, in terms of knocking big clubs out of cup competitions on a limited budget.

That may even be true, in terms of knock-on effects like cars swerving into other cars or pedestrians to avoid a recklessly oblivious jaywalker - as opposed to the ordinary one who has looked first.

Frame your announcement in terms of "opportunity knocked" rather than "I always disliked your controlling management style".

"We're all waiting to see how they follow through in terms of the knock-on effect".

The cost of doing this - not only on the Severn, but in terms of the knock-on consequences across the EU as other less scrupulous countries took our action as a convenient precedent to lay waste their own protected sites - would be so grievous as to discount any benefits.

"We will have to see what happens in terms of the knocks and bumps we have got".

The report stated: "In terms of the knock-on impacts to the Scottish economy, APD will over the long-term reduce traffic and connectivity from Scotland's airports, impacting on inward investment, trade and competitiveness.