Sentence examples for what knock from inspiring English sources
A call requires immediate attention, and that's what Knock wants to bring to its users, too.
It was unclear what knocked Giguere out of the game.
"That was what knocked the cobwebs out of my head," he added.
The film's frank, even brutal portrayal of sex is what knocked me out the first time I saw it.
In his book "The Biographical Dictionary of Film," David Thomson explained what knocked him out about James Agee's film criticism during the 1940s.
According to a new biographer, Wendy Moffat, who has had access to Forster's private papers, what knocked him off song was losing his virginity in his late 30s.
What knocked the series off the fast track, according to Steven Feldstein, senior vice president for corporate and marketing communications at 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, was a glutted marketplace.
What knocks me out about turtle soup is the counterintuitive seasoning: thyme and allspice; cloves and cayenne pepper; bay leaf and nutmeg; half a cup of fresh lemon juice; and, at the table, a shot of sherry.
On one level, what knocked Czech television's two public channels off the air is a fight between a new boss and employees who are nervous about editorial independence and their jobs, and who have barricaded themselves in the newsroom.
In the end, what knocked me to the floor was the appearance of Roy Haynes, eighty-three andresseded better than even Beyoncé or Michelle O, playing drums next to his drummer grandson on a tune from Thelonious Monk: "Four in One".
