Sentence examples for well knocked from inspiring English sources

And Fabergé pretty well knocked everyone else out of the game when he produced, one after another, his prototypical figures of young Russian peasant women.

A watchtower, now deserted, is still standing in a place where, before the war, a plant run by Jews made potash, and there are ruins of a little inn that was fought over by Jews and Arabs, who pretty well knocked it to pieces, and finally plundered by Bedouins.

But the striker missed an excellent chance to reduce the arrears when Motherwell were guilty of failing to clear their lines, though in fairness May's final shot was well knocked onto the post by Twardzik.

As shown in Fig. 1A, DNMT1 protein is well knocked down in this stable H719 cell line.

Well, knock me down with a Radio Times.

Aide: I've come to... Cameron: Well bloody well knock next time.

Mr. Levine, the artist turned entrepreneur, called the offer more affront than consolation, adding, "They may as well knock it all down".

Moreover, if you dispense with romantic and existential aspects of politics as mere frippery, you may well knock away the philosophical foundation of what you profess to believe.

The blow to Vioxx "may very well knock out Arcoxia's chances of coming to the U.S.," said Neil B. Sweig, an independent drug securities analyst.

That left Mark Reynolds, who had never started a game at second base, to eagerly accept the assignment, and he performed well, knocking out three hits, including a double, and driving in a run.

With five losses in six games to start the season -- four of the losses in a row -- the Jets dug a hole so deep that their next defeat may very well knock them out of the playoffs.