Sentence examples for knocked off track from inspiring English sources

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] merry month of MaySIR – I take issue with your statement that the forthcoming British election matters because "Britain, after a decade and a half of strong, steady growth, has been knocked off track by savage recession and turmoil in the financial world" ("Britain's choice", April 10th).

Yet another young musician whose recording career was knocked off track by the recent mergers and purgings among the big record labels, Mr. Hart has a lot to offer: he's an outgoing entertainer whose ideas run the gamut from free-bop to poetry with cinematic jazz to rhythm-and-blues.

Lyle's birdies at 7 and 8 boosted his chances, until he was knocked off track slightly by a bogey at 9. And then the wheels fell well and truly off; coming home in 40 was sadly a precedent of what was to come for Lyle in subsequent years.

However, reforms were needed to ensure the plans were not knocked off track by unforeseen costs, he added.

If you are not surefooted, it's easy to be knocked off track by the push and pull of forces outside of yourself.

Hopefully, America's renewed engagement with Syria will not be knocked off track -- but there is no doubt that King Abdullah's warning to Members of Congress is stirring much concern.

The track was temporarily knocked off the top spot by Sigala's Easy Love, but this week reclaims his position, and is also the most streamed track of the week, notching up over 3.62m listens in the last seven days.

In Austria, Schumacher was also knocked off the track at the first corner, by Ricardo Zonta.

We didn't lose it here in Brazil," said Alonso, referring to races earlier in the season in which he was knocked off the track by other drivers and scored no points.

There's a possibility that the coin will be knocked off the track and mixed in with the gravel.

Ten railroad cars were knocked off their tracks near Shelby.