Sentence examples for poor knock from inspiring English sources

From the scrum England go left but it's a very poor knock on by Tomkins.

7.10 Scotland Allan Jacobsen:  Jacobsen started the game reasonably well, but was guilty of white-line fever at the end of a period of Scotland pressure with a poor knock on.

Graham Kitchener then barged over for Leicester's bonus point after a poor knock-on from Lamb.

Might observing an mbk-2 phenotype in the triple be due to poor knock-down of pptr-2?

They have come up with a gangly fellow with nicely defined fingers but a doltish face who can be swung around by puppeteers so that his poor knees knock together or lose sight of each other in the splits.

"I go into the poor neighborhoods, knock on doors and just tell people to call this number -- someone will come get them and take them to the polls," said Mr. Sanchez.

It was the Salvation Army that first passed on donated clothes to the poor at knock-down prices.

It wasn't the goals or low-income housing advocates who put brokers into poor neighborhoods, knocking on doors for signatures on mortgage applications rarely reviewed before closing.

One attraction is that carbon is uncorrelated with other markets though poor regulation can knock prices for six, as it did in Europe in 2006.

Andre Miller added 16 points, Earl Boykins 13 and Nenê 12 for the Nuggets, who overcame poor shooting to knock off the defending N.B.A. champion Spurs.

"A week of poor weather can knock you off course".