Sentence examples for knock something off from inspiring English sources
I like to throw in some whimsy to knock something off that is too, too sartorial".
To make your appeal more forceful, I've learned that it helps to ask to speak to the manager or whoever is in charge and essentially ask them, "What's the best discount you can give me?" as many times as it takes for them to knock something off the price.
Perhaps you just graduated from university, or maybe you're having a quarter-life crisis or have saved up for years to knock something off your bucket list.
"When a baby is crying and you aren't paying attention because you're on the phone, it's not until he goes to knock something off the table or something breaks or the chair falls, that you start to pay attention," Aldridge continued.
VR will need to knock something else off its pedestal to grab a big chunk of their time without the benefit of plurality.
Gail: And you really do not want to be knocked off by something with that name.
(Nay-sayers and meh-sayers call it something knocked off from TV's 7-Up, and wonder if it would have been praised as much if it was just an actor in incrementally increased ageing makeup.
(Nay-sayers and meh-sayers call it something knocked off from TV's 7-Up, and wonder if it would have been praised as much if it was just an actor in incrementally increased ageing makeup. This, in the words of Caitlin Moran, is not just missing the point but dozing off on the train and finding the Point was three stations back).
While other teachers may see report cards as something they can knock off in a few minutes, Ms. Bautista is a model of how to approach the task.
One would be to use a "kinetic impactor", astronomer-speak for ramming the rock with something heavy to knock it off course.
But he could doodle, and he could scribble, and he could, when he was meant to be doing something else, design flying machines and tanks, and he could, when he was meant to be doing something else, knock off a nice piece of music or a poem.
