Sentence examples for knocks across from inspiring English sources
Edwards, the latest Jet-inducing headache, waded through a throng of almost two dozen reporters surrounding his locker, tugged on a T-shirt that read "Opportunity Knocks" across the back and answered questions in a manner best described as flippant.
"The wheels from his chair were knocked across the street," she said.
Shandrica's got three kids; she got knocked across the street.
Thousands of volunteers are door-knocking across England to sign people up to electoral registers.
The woman and child barely managed to escape both the truck and one of the cars that it knocked across the road. .
Furniture was knocked across the room, artwork shattered and Hill had to be restrained from throwing McAlister out of the third floor window, before resigning as a selector.
And when he's not working on the health system, he's doing the same kind of door-knocking across Lower Mainland school boards.
As you knock across a stud, the sound will become dense and sharp.
He guides the ball into the net after Jarvis knocks it across the zone of danger.
Subotic is left free on the far post, and he knocks it across to Felipe Santana, two yards in front of an empty net, and though he's tackled by Jesús Gámez, the ball rolls to Reus, who converts!
And by the same logic, if a glint of light on a barbed wire fence, or the synchronised turn of a flock of starlings, or an eclipse of the moon, or a glance swapped with a weasel, knocks you across the room with its beauty, then you must say so too: Weasel!
