Sentence examples for knocking with a from inspiring English sources
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee comes knocking with a pro-Israel letter, Hagel continued, and "then you'll get eighty or ninety senators on it.
After graduation GM came knocking with a job opening for Nottingham, and Huffy Bicycles had one for Spirk.
In general, this expectation matches reality: unless law enforcement comes knocking with a warrant, the government cannot search a person's phone or computer.
By engineering the service so that it can deliver messages while cutting itself out of the loop, the app maker can't turn over data to governments when they come knocking with a warrant.
It seems Amazon is mostly counting on developers to declare what their apps contain — but if a government comes knocking with a takedown request for a specific app, I wouldn't expect Amazon to put up much of a fight.
Traditional publishers came knocking with a two-book deal she couldn't refuse.
This paper describes a model following control satisfying the inequality state constraint of knocking with an explicit rational function which is easy to be implemented on production ECUs.
Knocking (with an N) thinks that by using ghostly wooooohs and muted brass we'll mistake it for Ghost Town, but it's far from Special.
This year, March came a-knocking with a whole zoo of beauties and beasties, hot and cold.
Slate can easily be chipped if it is knocked with a hard object.
The publication even prompted Hollywood to come knocking, with DreamWorks asking to see a copy.
