Sentence examples for might be knocking from inspiring English sources
"London and the Midlands might be knocking on the door of 30C (86F) and then even further – 33C and 34C (93.2F) by Tuesday.
Are we putting our troops in a position in which they might be knocking off traffickers for the benefit of their drug-dealing rivals, rather than for the sake of national security?
In other words, leave the kids at home with a baby-sitter, or child-protective services might be knocking at your door.
Sotheby's hoped that Athena might be knocked down between $600,000 and $900,000.
Christie's thought the Balincourt might be knocked down between £40,000 ad £60,000.
(In other words, United might be knocked out of the Champions League).
Reed then added what his brother's message to him might be: "Knock a head off or two".
A Jewish museum would have been preferable, but Piser feared that the building might be knocked down if no use for it was found.
If your film happened to be seen by a group that had three or four really good films, you might be knocked out.
In today's tech world, though, if Mr. Logan did have a door it might be knocked down by clamoring start-ups.
He suggested that 10% might be knocked off the tariff if a defendant changes their plea during the course of a trial.
