Sentence examples for knocking of from inspiring English sources

To date, there has been a lot of knocking of the rules.

When she comes knocking, of course you're going to invite her in, and we did pay a price for that.

Whether by clumsy psychological ploys (see spring-training knocking of Derek Jeter for late-night frivolity) or inept spurring (note backbiting of Joe Torre), he attempts, as he has said, to give "just a little jolt" to his minions.

If this approach of no-nonsense direct intervention and taking control is extended in time to all 13, the sheer scale of improvement work needed, transformation of how things are done and knocking of heads together will keep the three bodies busy for a long time.

When in 1662 Samuel Pepys visited the first theatre to present Punch in England, he noted in his famous diary that "here among the fiddlers I first saw a dulcimer played on with sticks knocking of the strings, and it is very pretty".

This will alert the users and maintenance managers of this machine when over-heating and knocking of the vibrating motor occurs and when deformation, degradation and wear of the aforementioned subsystems of the RVS machine sets in.

The school day starts at 7am, then they knock of at 1pm.

Knocking on the Door of Opportunity.

They were knocked out of their homes, knocked out of the trees, and so they are now orphaned," she said. .

"I was knocked out of bed".

SLOVAKIA may be knocked out of the world cup.