Sentence examples for is now knocking from inspiring English sources

Should it, considering Annual Giving is now knocking down $60 million per year, with increasing participation?

The franchise that used to pride itself on skating rings around opponents and scoring goals out of the how-to-create-a-highlight-reel textbook is now knocking Chicago around for a stunning 2-1 lead in their series.

"People in town are amazed, because they looked at this river that we're so used to being peaceful and go fishing in and it is now knocking down trees and running against our bridges," he said.

If the worst case (as Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy seem to be saying) is uncertainty, delay and lack of a Greek national political consensus, the worst case is now knocking at the door.

One figure is responsible for the current autobiographical torrent: the brassy glamour model Jordan, who is now knocking off (ghost-written) novels under her real name of Katie Price.

Long thought of as a second- or third-tier school then, Drew is now knocking at the door of U.S. News and World Report's top 50 ranking of liberal arts colleges.

We assume that the degradation of C is under the control of an additional species Z that itself is now knocked down.

Is it true that Avon saleswomen are now knocking on doors at college campuses?

But it was too late, for bankruptcy was now knocking at the door.

Game publishers are now knocking on our door, because of our technical advantage". he said.

For the last two years production has exceeded domestic demand: Inventories have shot up and are now knocking one or two percentage points off GDP growth.