Sentence examples for such as knocked from inspiring English sources
The best of them — such as "Knocked Up," "The Break-Up," or "Greenberg" — have simple mechanisms that could theoretically spin for hours (in fact, when I saw "Knocked Up," I imagined it had a missing hour).
He made his name playing lovable stoner types in comedy fare such as Knocked Up and Pineapple Express.
Wiig has made small appearances in films such as Knocked Up, alongside Ricky Gervais in Ghost Town and in Drew Barrymore's directing debut Whip It.
He began his career as a writer on The Larry Sanders Show and now fills his movies (such as Knocked Up and Trainwreck) with so many pop-cultural cameos that his work will be virtually meaningless to audiences within 10 years.
The song has also appeared in feature films such as Knocked Up, You Again and television series Doctor Who.
Much of his work, however, has been on drug-centered comedies such as Knocked Up, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, and Get Him To The Greek, so he's built his career making fake spliffs and sourcing baggies.
Since the list includes all of the data that has been collected by the Sanders campaign so far, it argues it is now unable to perform all the most basic aspects of voter contact such as knocking on doors and making phone calls in any functional way, leaving its grassroots efforts virtually crippled in the crucial run-up to the Iowa caucus.
Yet the top three films of 1997 are all German-made, while no American-made TV series runs in prime-time on any big channel.In the cinema, Germany has begun to make successful comedies, such as "Knocking on Heaven's Door" (improbably, about two cancer patients escaping from their clinic to go to the seaside).
Interest is focused on using the STFT to distinguish normal combustion from other sources of excitation including valve impact, injector pulses, and abnormal combustion, such as knocking.
Due to the needs for CO2 emission reduction, the control region for automotive engine system is pushed toward the boundary between normal and abnormal engine operations such as knocking and misfiring.
Still, neurobiologist Constance Scharff of the Free University of Berlin in Germany notes that to really make the case for a role of FOXP2 in echolocation, functional studies are necessary, such as knocking out the gene.
