Sentence examples similar to knot- from inspiring English sources

This time it was Suárez bursting through a knot of static Bayern defenders after a sublime pass from Messi.

And although he will cheer himself hoarse this summer supporting Giovanni Trapattoni's side in Poland at the European Championships, he is not the kind of person to wrap himself up in a tricolour or knot a green, white and gold scarf around his neck.

Nor do you see many cars flash on to a footpath behind a tight knot of pedestrians and proceed to ring their bell furiously until everyone jumps out of their way.

"This sentiment shocks me deeply – considering that I really am to be tied by the conjugal knot & actually to be blessed by the Church of England: but then the truth always is so shocking and probably nobody is monogamous".

Her friend and fellow Cambridge resident Helen Macdonald – the author of H is for Hawk – came round and looked at the picture and told Smith that the knot at the waist was "a falconer's knot – that he has just let the bird free; so it is an image of freedom".

The most recent interview I did was for the first same-sex marriages in the UK, as John Coffey and Bernardo Marti officially tied the knot at on 29 March, becoming the first same-sex couple in the UK to marry.

But EU policymakers face a tangled knot of "push factors" – war, economic crisis, political repression and environmental degradation.

Someone should act as the wise man and undo this knot.

Shape them into a triangle and tie a knot.

The knot in his stomach is so big that he has given it the pet name "Ginette" and this week released a book of drawings about it.

"The man told me to take two minutes to cop a squat and drop a knot.