Sentence examples for love knocking from inspiring English sources
In 1965 Jackie Trent soared up the UK charts with "Where Are You Now, My Love", knocking the Beatles' "Ticket To Ride" off the top.
Both players birdied the par-3 14th, with Love knocking his tee shot next to the hole, and Hoch making a 5-footer for birdie.
It was said that whenever the Corpus porters discovered some new Dada-style atrocity, the cry would go up: "Where's Lubbock?" One college contemporary, who was in the habit of arranging his loose change in neat piles on the mantelpiece, recalls how Tom used to love knocking them over in pure relish of chaos.
The panel's assertion that readability should be an important criterion seems uncontentious until, as the New Statesman's nimble critic, Leo Robson, put it, you try to come up with a list of all those unreadable books that writers love knocking out and critics love giving prizes to.
"They say love knocks on your door, huh?
The lyrics of the song pertain to how love "knocks you down".
He loves knocking around any kind of boat, but these boats especially drew him because they were the boats of his boyhood on Barnegat Bay, in New Jersey.
Just like he loved knocking back Dick Pratt's Cristal!" But Turnbull didn't win that day.
She told the Independent that she loves knocking on doors and that, in general, people are very happy when they find a candidate on their stoop.
She greets one admirer's expression of love by knocking him down, slams a door on another's face during an argument, shoots an arrow at a panel of judges before the Games begin and threatens a mentor with a knife when he says something she doesn't like.
