Sentence examples for knocked like from inspiring English sources

"The poor midgety brute" -- that's Princess Margaret -- "was knocked like a top, sometimes almost into a complete circle".

We told them, 'Don't knock like this, please.' During the day, she need to nap.

"You knocking like you scared," chuckles the bodyguard who opens his door to let Broomfield in.

Gemsbok dropped their heads and jousted, their horns knocking like percussion instruments at the end of each charge.

You didn't just have to be armored by your narcissism; you could be practically entombed in it, so that people came knocking, like Carter at King Tut's tomb, and you'd still get by.

"Some doors I'll knock like three times per day - am, pm, and in the midday," she says as she clutches a handful of fliers in the car park.

Assessments like "decent, "not bad" and "pretty good" were knocked around like billiard balls.

He is playing capucins, a game in which cards are folded to look like Capuchin friars, stood in a row and knocked over like dominoes.

He has also been fending off citizen watchdogs who are working to knock sites likes his off the Internet.

"That stability just got knocked out like a window; it shattered".

"But most of the time the kids in these drills are just getting knocked around like a pinball," he said.