Sentence examples for knocks you over from inspiring English sources

"Kind of knocks you over," he said.

"We were caught up in it; it knocks you over, somersaults you around.

If, say, a policeman knocks you over, you fall on to the ground, not the floor, although you might say you have been floored.

"I like the concept of falling out of the foetal position - like you're at already your lowest, most anxiety-ridden point, and maybe something knocks you over and it's just kind of funny.

It's the same if anyone knocks you over.

Avoid injury by locking the door or blocking it from the other side before beginning the project so that no one enters and knocks you over.

Rather than knock you over, it slowly fills a room, and lingers.

If they knock you over, you keep calm and wait for the keepers to move them away".

And because the atmosphere is so thick, "a 5- to 10-mile-an-hour wind would probably knock you over," one expert says.

Those precisely-paced long, long scenes, just dialogue, so casual and natural it couldn't be improvised, knock you over, again and again.

James Woodford, a contributing writer to Guardian Australia who wrote a book titled The Secret Life of Wombats, said the animals "knock you over like a skittle".