Sentence examples for is knocked off from inspiring English sources

For every half-hour that children read, $1 is knocked off their fines.

Without them, our sense of value is knocked off its moorings.

And double surprise the "real" killer soon is knocked off himself.

In fact the discount is a percentage of the premium that is knocked off.

One sunny afternoon, Astrid is knocked off her bike by a neighbour.

The first thing he stands to lose if Labour is knocked off its perch in Scotland is face.

"But eyeglasses can be knocked off, too.

They were knocked off their pedestals.

Now, suddenly, Clinton has been knocked off the front pages.

They say he is being knocked off his pass routes.

Then, in early September, Allen was knocked off the ballot.