Sentence examples for knocked back into from inspiring English sources
Silent letters are mysteriously reinstated: calm has its recalcitrant l restored; presumably other obvious targets like benign and honour are soon to be knocked back into shape.
Lord Justice Leveson has produced a fair and non-Draconian set of recommendations that simply cannot be knocked back into the middle.
Unless the Fed commits to allowing more inflation, and there is not much hint that it will, markets suggest America will limp along it is knocked back into recession or slows to stall speed.
One night after frolicking in what seemed like a therapeutic blowout of the Golden State Warriors, the Knicks were knocked back into their sad reality by the Phoenix Suns.
Some people may hope that Puig will learn the game of American baseball, which, in part, is the game of allowing oneself, like a wayward mole, to be knocked back into place among the rest of the game's bland faces.
"We are just crawling out of a recession," said Sam Massell, a former mayor of Atlanta, "but we will be knocked back into another one if the salespersons are not behind the store counters, if the restaurant workers are not in the kitchens, if the office staff are not behind their desks".
"The fact that both bridges heading towards Caversham can get very congested indeed tends to knock back into the town network".
Dante's cross-field pass was knocked back by the head of Mario Mandzukic into the path of Gotze, who chested the ball down before volleying low into the corner of the net.
Tip out, knock back and shape into a round.
Turn out, knock back, then divide into three pieces of about 280g each.
