Sentence examples for view knocking from inspiring English sources

And then, once the game gets out of hand and all you can think about is going home, you get to play the second half against a bunch of gung-ho second- and third-teamers who view knocking your tired body around as the highlight of their season.

Last Sunday night, 31 floors below the Foundation Room, Stephen Paddock created his own view, knocking out the windows in his Mandalay Bay room, loading up 23 legally purchased guns, he opened fire on 22,000 men, women and children more than 300 yards away. .

This will allow you to make sure the lamp is not blocking your view, knocking into your head, or interfering in any way with your routine.

Two weeks ago, Ocean View knocked off Westminster, 41-21.

There is little chance of Kent's views knocking the government off its course of trying to drive up philanthropic giving to the arts.

David Renwick, the show's creator, may have been more famous for One Foot in the Grave, but this piece of intelligent, funny, dark, family Saturday evening viewing, knocked Victor Meldrew into a cocked hat.

When speakers with provocative – or biased – points of view come knocking, should universities welcome them and safeguard their right to speak?

Disaster strikes when a property company decides to buy up all the apartments in the building with a view to knocking it down and putting up a glass-and-steel monstrosity.

By D. Nurkse The New Yorker, October 11 , 1999P. 89 Always that knocking View Article D. Nurkse most recently published the poetry collection "Love in the Last Days," a verse re-telling of the Tristan and Iseult story.

These knockouts therefore, in Dr Rinn's view, do indeed knock out once and for all the idea that lincRNAs are not proper genes.

By Robert Pack The New Yorker, October 20, 1962 P. 52 Packed with woodpeckers, my head knocks View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.