Sentence examples for offers a knockout from inspiring English sources
Philippe Denys of Brussels offers a knockout Italian side cabinet, circa 1940, entirely covered in white parchment.
But Foreman does virtually guarantee that whatever his firm offers, it'll be a knockout: "Put your name on something, it better be the best," The Associated Press quoted him as saying.
The chicken magnate's 73p-a-share offer is intended as a knockout blow to ensure Greencore walks away.
But Darren Topp, BHS chief executive, said that the company would not rule out selling the store's lease if a knockout offer was received.
Analysts said yesterday that the final offer looked to be a knockout blow with many expecting that GCap's board, which will make an announcement today, will enter negotiations.
Many of Rio's subsequent travails are a result of the enormous debt it took on to outbid America's Alcoa with a knockout $38 billion offer.
This soup, salad, pasta, entree spread is a knockout value that offers many of the restaurant's best dishes and compensates for the rough spots that diners experience there (it also avoids the din generated by the usual Friday-Saturday night crush).
The company offers brilliantly designed equipment for large data farms and has a knockout customer list with booming sales.
They offered each other proper respect and made the usual boasts about a knockout victory.
A knockout wintertime supper.
