Sentence examples for knocked apple from inspiring English sources
The steep one-day drop has not knocked Apple off its perch as the world's most valuable company.
In time, it grew to include Disneyworld-style shows, wherein hired shooters knocked apples off "unwitting guest's heads, William Tell style," Grist writes.
My Auntie Chrissie would knock up apple pies, cakes and scones with the radio on and a fag hanging out the corner of her mouth in a way that seemed effortless.
Then Apple, knocked off-balance by their own unpreparedness, gave a response that simply made things worse.
"I'll knock your apple-blossom back into the roots/Of the Tree of Knowledge where you got it from!" cries a character in Mr Fry's most famous and successful play, "The Lady's Not for Burning".
And to finish, I knocked up an open apple tart, one with homemade rough puff pastry.
The shares opened at $95.98 and made small gains throughout the morning; the hit initially knocked nearly $50bn off Apple's market capitalization.
]The horse I hired was knackered and nameless, the chicha apple brew knocked me sideways, and I caught scabies in a cheap hotel.
Later, across town at Balthazar, a table of five women dressed in logo-dripping get-ups with plunging necklines knocked back cosmopolitans and apple martinis while loudly critiquing the fashion choices of two men dining nearby.
Apple was knocked to sixth place.
The Greek tragedy about Syriza may well turn out to be that it knocked over the economic apple-cart when it was just about to reap the reward of its people's sacrifices over the last few years.
