Sentence examples for like a knock from inspiring English sources
Sometimes poetry comes like a knock on the door.
It was an odd little sound, like a knock on metal.
Jones down getting treatment for what looks like a knock to the face.
The Default Position It may sound like a knock, but calling the Xbox 360 today's default gaming system is high praise.
To Mr. LaPierre, Mr. Clinton's proposal is like "a knock on the door in the middle of the night," a sign of further measures to come to take away gun owners' constitutional rights, not a crime control policy.
"It was like a knock on my head," Mr. Zhao's mother wrote later of the shock when a friend called to say he had just seen her son in the back of a truck bound for the execution ground.
The text has an aura of secondhand chic, like a knock-off of a Chanel suit.
Styling is one, for the stubby hatchback looks, frankly, like a knock-off of the 2004-9 Prius.
Mr. Aydin is a sensitive and flexible partner, and one finely attuned to humor; the ending of the first movement sounded like a knock-knock joke.
And then there's the cold ringing in your ears and the wavy lines in front of your eyes that make everything look like a knock-off Picasso.
Though it sounds like a knock-off of shows like MTV's "Real World," Mr. de Mol took pains to give it added edge.
