Sentence examples for totally knocked from inspiring English sources

It might have been funny if it hadn't totally knocked the wind out of me.

Click here to listen In my own case, aside from batting away the "real name" and occasional "Do you have a willy?" questions like flies, I've only once been totally knocked sideways by someone else's rampant curiosity.

"I am gobsmacked and totally knocked out to hear he has won.

Dima and Stefan totally knocked it!

"So now we totally knocked out the balance.

I'm totally knocked up abroad!" So many things get lost (easily ignored) when you don't speak the local language.

"It does," he continues, "but … I think it's emotional language, because the only reason why I remember to write it down is because it makes my heart speed up when it comes to me, or it makes me feel like someone hit me in the head, which is how I feel when I read something that totally knocks me on my ass, or see a film that's amazing.

You're hitting deadline and you want to add that special something that will totally knock your web app out of the park.

For instance, if your house is worth $200,000 at the time that a foreclosure occurs and you owe $220,000 to your lending company, a deficiency judgment of payment of $20,000 to your lender can totally knock you out.

Usually we just give the kids Dramamine, but on trips in the past we have found that it totally knocks them out for about two hours and when they wake up, they are extremely grumpy, miserable and hungover.

Computer and Video Gamess Alex C praised the story, stating that the "many characters that come and go throughout the story are well developed, and players will feel the ups and downs of the protagonists as if it were a film," and that the "structure of the story is such that, just when you think you've seen it all, something even more awesome comes along to totally knock your socks off".