Sentence examples for knocked free from inspiring English sources

Many enemies have "modules" attached to them that are knocked free when the enemy is destroyed.

And the more his songs were knocked free of their original versions, the better they sounded.

The electrons knocked free at the surface of the cell, however, were not being carried away in this manner.

Normally, in a photovoltaic cell, electrons knocked free by photons are then carried away by an electric field within the photovoltaic material to a contact wire.

When light strikes the jumble of molecules in such materials, the excited electrons and the electron "holes" left behind when they're knocked free form particle-like pairs called excitons.

Barkley briefly put a scare into the Giants, completing five passes to lead the Eagles to the Giants' 2. Chased out of the pocket by a blitzing Terrell Thomas, Barkley did a poor job of protecting the ball, which Thomas knocked free with a slap.

TO be clear from the outset, we do not knock free Shakespeare (and Chekhov) in the park.

ARPES shines bright light, like that produced by the Advanced Light Source, on a sample and captures the electrons that the energetic photons knock free.

It's hard to refrain from knocking free schools when the very idea of them seems to be one of the pillars upon which Cameron's "big society" rests – the big society that he's tried several times to explain.

That's great, you can't knock free music.

When a particle of light, or photon, strikes an atom in one of these semiconductors, it knocks free a negative electron that can scoot through the material and leaves behind a positively charged "hole" that can also move about.