Sentence examples similar to knock mark from inspiring English sources

Not sure if this lung infection is going to leave a lasting mark; knock down your baseline.

They are ordinary Americans, they come from nowhere, make their mark, get knocked down, and rise up again.

He has to become less easy to mark, anticipate knock-downs better and tackle back when the opposing centre forward is shielding the ball.

The roadblocks are many: the shorter off-season, the heightened expectations, the adulation around every corner, the teams that are desperate to make their own mark by knocking off the champion.

Unai Emery's men managed just three shots on target all game against a determined Elche side but took the lead just before the hour mark, Bacca knocking a rebound over the line following a well-struck free-kick from Gerard Deulofeu.

Mr. Szczesny, 39, began to imagine an ideal resident for the home, and settled on Etgar Keret, an Israeli writer whose reputation for producing collections of very short stories, like his most recent "Suddenly, a Knock on the Door," marked him as someone accustomed to working within tight parameters, and whose Jewish heritage and Polish roots offered a moving connection to Warsaw.

A fall usually results in a full mark being knocked off your score, with smaller penalties for other minor errors such as stepping a foot out of bounds during the floor routine.

Because the punishment of knocking off first will mark the culmination of a nearly four-decade-long practical joke -- quite possibly the longest ongoing joke in the history of prank-manship.

Second, we tested whether the CYP26A1 repressed chromatin state, consequent to CRABP2 knock down, was also marked by DNA hypermethylation.

Locke knocking Boone out "marked a huge turning point" in the development of his character.

Mice whose CCR7 or CCL21 genes have been knocked out exhibit marked deficiencies in the structural and cellular composition of lymph nodes [ 34].