Sentence examples similar to knock on of from inspiring English sources

We just have to knock on a lot of doors".

So we knock on doors of Congress and demand more funding for research.

It's amazing what you learn when you knock on thousands of front doors.

Parks converted, but was unable to punish opposite number Ian Humphreys' one-handed knock-on of an inside pass that led to the Ulster fly-half being sin-binned.

East of the centre, the working-class, industrial areas of Woodstock and Salt River are also being transformed, but this time through parallel programmes of urban regeneration and the almost unavoidable knock-on of gentrification.

This process avoids the possible knock-on of the high-k metal into the substrate and minimizes the number of high-temperature cycles on the gate material.

In addition, to avoid the knock-on of metal atoms into the substrate, the high-k film should not be deposited before the ion implantation unless a very thick protection layer is introduced.

It was a lucky let-off for the Tigers, who had seen blind-side flanker Tom Croft taken off with a back problem and also lost prop Marcos Ayerza to injury following an incident with Botha, but they went down to 14 men for the second time when prop Dan Cole was sin-binned for a deliberate knock-on of his own.

I tried to knock on the door of each entrance.

Practice what you might say as you knock on the door of a neighbor.

I wish they could knock on the gates of the Pentagon, and refuse to go away.