Sentence examples for many knocks from inspiring English sources

"It had taken so many knocks.

The Star-Spangled Banner has taken many knocks in its time.

After so many knocks on the door, palpitations felt every time he was whisked away for interrogation by the police, she knew why.

He continues: "The music industry has had so many knocks in the past decade, it's almost been pirated out of existence.

On the other side of the ledger, Scott Walker's undistinguished appearances in the early debates helped to sink his campaign, while Bush took many knocks after his lacklustre showing in the CNBC debate.

Somehow, though, no matter how many knocks I take personally, or women's soccer takes as a whole, I cannot help but feel an extraordinary amount of hope in the bigger picture.

And anger is a complex psychological occurrence with many knock-on effects.

Fong agrees: "Space medicine has many knock-ons for human health, not just for astronauts".

There are many knock-on effects of this culture of undercharging and overly sympathetic juries.

Imison says that tie is "used in many knock-out sporting competitions in [England], not just in tennis".

This leads to structures generally being designed to a no damage growth criterion with many knock down factors included to cover unknown/untested effects.