Sentence examples similar to thousand knock from inspiring English sources

Bags are of course big business chez Céline, the house that launched a thousand knock-offs.

Decarnin's bold-shouldered blazers launched a thousand knock-offs, and the instantly-identifiable looks Rousteing has made his trademark have done the same.

In gene-targeting (loss-of-function) experiments, ESCs served as vehicle for the selective inactivation of genes by homologous recombination (Thomas and Capecchi 1987), which so far resulted in the creation of more than thousand "knock-out mice" with specific genetic defects.

"One, two, three: knock on the door!" she says, then whips round and the approaching children must freeze.

One knock on D. Wlson coming into the season was his inability to hold onto the ball.

KO indicated the average value of the four knock out mutants.

Solanki remained unbeaten on 99, with one six and 13 fours from his 168-ball knock.

One knock on agencies is that the most obvious risks seemed to surprise them.

And O'Brien played beautifully, hitting seven sixes in his 72-ball knock to earn victory with four balls left.

Lyth's 153-ball knock, his fifth half-century of the season, ended when he was caught hooking Steve Magoffin.

"We've all been in these positions before and you're just one knock away from it all turning round.