Sentence examples for knock on something from inspiring English sources

"Let's knock on something," she says.

No. I've never had … knock on wood [searches for a bit of wood] … knock on something … I've never had a wreck but I kind of bump into things a lot.

It was his tackle on Billy Twelvetrees that forced the centre to lose control of the ball and knock on, something the video official spotted after Henry Purdy had scored what would probably have been the winning try for the home side.

If your dog growls when you knock on wood or something, she only trying to protect you.

As Farron knocks on doors, something he claims to do at least once a week out of election time, his rapport with voters is clear.

"I didn't want to go and knock on the door or something.

Some would even walk around the rich neighborhood and knock on doors, asking for something.

"When you have a life where people just come over and knock on your door, there's something about that I really, really like".

What the party workers who knock on doors are demanding is something concrete - "a retail offer" - to sell to sceptical voters.

But five economic indicators steadying or slowly (knock on wood) ticking up is something even a laymen like myself can see as a watershed.

"It's easy to be rude over email or on the phone, but when you look someone in the eye and realize they care about something enough to knock on your door, it's difficult to be rude.