Sentence examples for knocking on for from inspiring English sources

The moggy in question may be knocking on for 40, and the bag is coming apart at the seams, but no matter: the story can finally be told.

Due to the rise of the gourmet hotdog (surely, an oxymoron?), beef dogs are making inroads in the UK, but, certainly historically, compared to pork, I have found beef dogs too tightly compacted, too meaty and – as with many upmarket sausages knocking on for 100% meat content – a bit dry.

We tend to think of the crossword as knocking on for 103 years old, but TalkRadio has picked up on a story seen in the Turkish Daily Sabah, which tries to re-date the first crossword a couple of millennia further back.

At first glance he may look like the world's most mobile prop but France powerhouse Mathieu Bastareaud is, despite knocking on for 20 stone, a centre.

We went along to find out whether she can still don the goth face paint, rock a leather catsuit and high-kick her way around a stage without looking stupid - despite knocking on for 50 (We love her, btw).

Some days, when every door she knocks on for work knocks back with another rejection, she said, she goes home feeling everything about her is wrong.

But out of nowhere in the second half he knocked on for no apparent reason and was then sent to the sin bin for infringing at the ruck.

The analysis of metallic thiol-protected clusters is affected by two important mechanisms of radiation damage: radiolysis (for the mercaptans) and knock on (for the metallic core).

Doors can be knocked on for the persistent and passionate.

Neither has spent much time licking envelopes or knocking on doors for the Conservatives.

I manned phone banks and slogged through rain knocking on doors, for this?