Sentence examples for was knocked up from inspiring English sources

Even the official lyric video looks like it was knocked up in 20 minutes on PowerPoint.

It's like finding out that Smash Hits was knocked up in the east wing of Longleat House.

She enters in a plywood radiation-hazard "quarantine" crate, surrounded by silver barrels (of uranium ora?), that looks like it was knocked up by an am-dram group.

Efe, who at 16 was knocked up by the local hair-weave merchant, goes abroad so she can support not only her baby but the three siblings who depend on her.

It was also the first: what made Christie's response to these fast-moving political events especially impressive was that it was knocked up in just six weeks between the referendum and her opening gigs on the Edinburgh fringe.

Slade (then only 24) and lyricist Dorothy Reynolds's paean to carefree youth was knocked up in a matter of weeks to plug an end-of-season gap at the Bristol Old Vic.

Perhaps he was knocking up some improvised bruschetta at a colleague's brunch.

Kelley at his best had real edge, whether he was knocking up ludicrous bird boxes, working with a cast of abject soft toys, making horrible scatological drawings or painting a series of shemales which he called Naked Majas after Goya.

You will be surprised what can be knocked up on board a fishing boat.

They can, if you'll forgive the expression, be knocked up quite spontaneously.

(In that regard, the movies it seems, to me, most to resemble are Judd Apatow's — "Knocked Up" and "Funny People").