Sentence examples for noisy knocking from inspiring English sources

We ran to the closest house to watch the people inside ignore our noisy knocking, (they were too busy watching television and inserting digits into their assholes to assist us in our pony-saving adventure. Thanks a lot, fuckfaces!).

But so far the Greek crisis has had plenty of noisy knock-on effects.

You know, I seem to remember an article in 2600 that had the schematics to build a tiny EMP device, for the express purpose of knocking out a noisy neighbor's car radio.

However, multiple issues, such as off-target effects or low efficacies in knocking down certain genes, have produced RNAi screening results that are often noisy and that potentially yield both high rates of false positives and false negatives.

You leave The 50 Year Argument wondering if that's the real world knocking to get in, or Silvers gamely protecting what's left of it from the noisy madness outside.

On an iceberg off our starboard beam, a noisy cluster of penguins slipped and knocked about like wobbly bowling pins.

When your cat jumps up and knocks them down, the noisy clamor will send him flying.

An external jitter of some kind can in a sense knock the system away from its noisiest point of operation without affecting the average flow, the calculations showed.

The novel's heroine rents a flat in Kensington, where other tenants knock on the wall if she's too noisy; in other words, she lives a life not unlike those of lots of heroines in British realist literary fiction.

SUPER SATURDAY at the United States Open has always been a noisy, hectic experience that often leaves me with a giant tennis hangover, but as a concept, I can't knock it.

He recently knocked a hole in the wall of his study while banging with the heel of a shoe in protest against a noisy neighbour.