Sentence examples for knocks off at from inspiring English sources

He knocks off at about 5 for dinner.

While the circus is playing the Garden he gets to work at 8 A. M. & knocks off at midnight.

When the Spaniard eats lunch the German has been back at work for two hours and when the German knocks off at 4.30pm, the Spaniard is heading back to work for another three hours.

It means they can't knock off at 3pm.

Your friends will rib you about knocking off at 3 o'clock.

The impacts of the planes also knocked off at least some of the fireproofing.

You look at the first three rounds, teams are getting knocked off at home left and right.

He said the underpaid officers inevitably knocked off at midday because their station house serves a hot meal.

Every artist is most alive when alone - and they don't really take holidays, no knocking off at six.

An artist's signature style thus becomes a commodity easily knocked off at a fraction of the price.

The workers, mostly women, start at 7.30am and could knock off at 4pm, but almost all stay for two hours' overtime.