Sentence examples for so much knock from inspiring English sources

Others had tried to coach Carter before, usually by telling him not to do things (don't grin so much, knock off the sing-song, etc).

Certainly, Bear has become the go-to guy for a number of celebrities who wish to alert the public to the fact that they would so much rather knock back their own urine than a lemongrass martini.

The longest song they've ever recorded, it's a Velvetsy dirge that starts at a pensive amble, its first half full of fairly standard Belle and Sebastian tropes (Murdoch doesn't just get knocked back by a girl in this one so much as knocked out – "she put me on the ground with judo"), before picking up pace in the middle with a beautiful, swaying trumpet and cello-led instrumental passage.

So much stuff knocking around this week, the six tackles are just rough headings.

Mum jumped so much she knocked her 3-D glasses off and spent ages looking for them on the floor.

It is the only structure erected in a film in which so much is knocked down.

Regardless, thank you so much for knocking two drinks out of my hands with your fucking Eastpak.

Companies need enough competition to keep them on their toes, but not so much as to knock them off their feet.

But the reason they as a couple seemed so interesting, and why the announcement of their divorce this week got so much attention it knocked everything else off the news agenda, was because they weren't just the perfect celebrity couple.

Just missing scared me so much that I knocked him down six times.

Tunnels & Trolls, created 37 years ago by Ken St. Andre, wasn't so much a D&D knock-off but an alternative.