Sentence examples for put into knocking from inspiring English sources
A Labour spokesperson said: "Labour's commitment to modernising our outdated defamation laws can be seen in the sheer effort we've put into knocking into shape an original set of proposals that really weren't up to the mark.
But others who have seen the data say that Liu's paper shows that the fusion gene, when put into a knock-in mouse and expressed at a high level, doesn't make blood cells cancerous; it kills them.
The Bible makes adultery a capital crime; if that legislation were put into practice, we'd knock out a third of our population.
Coat and shoe closets were added, an island was put into the kitchen, and walls were knocked down to open up the kitchen, living and dining areas.
And some of the expired provisions could be knocked out of reconciliation and put into yet another tax bill.
Between forty & fifty balls are discarded during an average game; as soon as one is knocked off the field, a new one is put into play.
"They ended up playing some good territory because of either our knock-ons or just the intensity they put into those contact areas.
