Sentence examples for is knock from inspiring English sources
verb
To rap one's knuckles against something, especially wood.
- Knock on the door and find out if they're home.
And development is well underway for two new network game shows, "Who Wants to Rob a Millionaire?" and "Survive This!" Also in the works is "Knock Knock, This Is Your Life," a reality-based show in which some of the boys make a surprise visit each week to various old friends currently in the federal witness protection program.
All I can do is knock on the door".
All I want to do is knock him out".
A Business is, knock on wood, very good.
The least you would do is knock first!" A couple of pages later: "Now what?
'If any of you are in the area, all you have to do is knock.
"The most coveted man in the country at this moment is bald and gangly, wears old suits and is knock-kneed, giving the impression he may fall over at any moment," wrote the daily O Estado de Sao Paulo in introducing Mr. Krens to its readers this month.
The Internet is knocked out.
Who is knocking at your door?
He is knocking on an open door.
