Sentence examples for knock on a from inspiring English sources
We just have to knock on a lot of doors".
Sometimes, feeling blue, he would knock on a friend's door after clearly having had too much to drink.
I knock on a lot of doors, and it upsets me when so many think politics has nothing to do with them.
The first thing I did was to knock on a local resident's door and ask for permission to take a shower.
"There's no other way of looking at it - to get a chance to show your art professionally, you need to knock on a lot of doors, from agents and management, to galleries to simply show your work.
This is how you knock on a bathroom door when someone is throwing up or has diarrhea, not when you just broke off your engagement #thebachelor pic.twitter.com/gWMoujfWfL.
I had to continually knock on a lot of doors and try and try and try, and finally, for some inexplicable reason, they allowed me to do this play".
It used to be that you just roll up, knock on a window, be threatening in one way or another, and bam — you've got a new and totally unearned ride.
Clermont escaped unstung, with a knock-on a yard out.
Halfpenny struck a penalty after Sam Whitelock was caught on the wrong side to edge Wales back into the lead at 13-10 and only a Webb knock-on a few metres out denied another mighty red surge.
The energy required to sputter (or "knock-on") a single atom out of the lattice is 18 20 eV.
