Sentence examples for more knock on from inspiring English sources

"But he also said that if I took one more knock on it, he wasn't talking about being in a wheelchair or anything like that, but he said I could be in pain for the rest of my life.

"There is no indication on how these departments will function after the loss of staff, and because we only offer joint honours degrees a cut in one department will have more knock-on effects".

"Maybe a couple more knocks on the head so soon after the ones I've had could lead to problems," said Marshall.

The Olympic effect led to more knocking on club doors but no significant increase in bums on sofas.

Romney will likely spend more and buy more ads, but that may not matter if Obama ends up with more knocks on the door.

In the months ahead, the organization will hit these voters with mail, telephone calls and perhaps a few more knocks on the door.

For the first time in Iran, three cabinet ministers are women, with more knocking on the door.

Tell them no more mailers, no more knocking on doors, no more contributions, no more "grassroots outsider" support, no more GOTMFV unless you join the rest of the country and move to end the war.

Mr. Broder, whose last column was published on Feb. 6, was often called the dean of the Washington press corps and just as often described as a reporter's reporter, a shoe-leather guy who always got on one more airplane, knocked on one more door, made one more phone call.

Now you can tell the cops exactly what door to knock on, more or less.

But the EPA regulations could have an even more important knock-on effect.