Sentence examples for orders to knock from inspiring English sources
SOPA, which has yet to be voted on by the US Congress, lets movie studios and record labels seek court orders to knock sites offline if they think they practice piracy or aid it.
Tellingly, his characters break off from admiring the masterpieces in order to knock dead bluebottles out of the canopy overhead.
But they will only drop the current price of $60 a barrel in order to knock out biofuel alternatives.
"I don't want to count any chickens as yet, but what odds on the Gaffer being promoted up the order to knock the winning runs?" asks Philip Holt.
Later commentators noted that he would arrive and line up the beers on the bar like soldiers in rank, in order to knock them back.
The game begins with the field umpire bouncing the football in the centre of the arena and players leaping in order to knock it down to a teammate.
It will also, by extension, be because we can hardly bear to think about the private act that took place between our mum and dad in order to knock life into us.
Mickelson would have to vault from his current position of tied for 89th to victory in order to knock Woods off his No. 1 perch — not impossible but not likely.
Davies, among other things a keen amateur boxer, has caused a stir in the Welsh press after volunteering to spar with young ruffians in his Monmouth constituency in order to knock them into shape.
Sometimes, because a judge thinks an injustice has been done and he wants to correct it, he starts inventing all sorts of arguments about the audit trail and the consultation process in order to knock on the head a decision on which he feels sorry for the claimant or the group who are lobbying and he wants to find in their favour.
For all the reverence that is rightly given to ATCQ, especially from ageing rap bores who hold them up as exemplars of meaningfulness in order to knock what they see as the modern nonsense of, say, Lil Wayne or Young Thug, the group were always rooted deep in hip-hop's origins as party music.
