Sentence examples similar to knocking experience from inspiring English sources

My Brixton door-knocking experience was very brief; I was only on the streets for a total of seven minutes.

There he regales them with his own hard-knock experiences as a nurse and entrepreneur.

Repole's crucible has been the hard knocks experienced over seven years in racing.

Speaking in front of an audience of thousands is a knee-knocking experience so it's no wonder Kelly Gallagher says: "I'd rather be skiing than up here.

My colleague likened the experience to "knocking over a fire hydrant with a car" (popular in Florida, I am led to believe).

In my experience of knocking on doors, where the response isn't positive, it's that there's more apathy than hostility out there among young men.

If you've dealt with living next to neighbors that inconsiderately blast their music, and if you're not the type to suffer in silence, then you've probably had the experience of knocking on your neighbors door and telling them to turn down their music.

The experience knocked some of the arrogance out of him.

"People who get knocked down, my experience has been we get back up," he told several hundred enthusiastic supporters at a middle school in the town of Merrimack.

I've never had a bad experience (knock on wood somewhere).

He had never made a documentary; before "Ultrasuede" his experience consisted of knocking around Hollywood, making short films and hawking scripts written on spec, including one called "Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms" — "a love story set in a white supremacist compound," said Mr. Sudler-Smith, who divides his time between Los Angeles and New York.