Sentence examples for which are knocking from inspiring English sources

"I have no nostalgia for the old ones, which are knocking on 100 years," he says.

This time around, the VC community is also faced with a potent cocktail of high purchase valuations, long holding periods and cheaper exits, which are knocking the firms for a loop.

This morning, most of the East Coast is preoccupied with Hurricane Sandy, which is knocking out electricity, flooding coastal areas, and jeopardizing Halloween.

"There was nothing they wouldn't try, and I wanted to do a very forceful, aggressive piece to show what they are great at, which is knocking the socks off the audience".

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Flushing ballast, even if made more effective, won't control invaders that travel to the lakes through other routes, such as the Asian carp, which is knocking on the lake system's southernmost door.

All of which is knocked into a cocked one by the achievements of Martin O'Neill's Celtic.

And many of those people want to return, but they lived in public housing which was knocked down.

China was eliminated from the 16-nation tournament, as was Taiwan, which was knocked out Saturday after a 4-1 loss to China.

Michigan State, ranked No. 9 nationally, was joined as an upset loser by No. 10 Clarkson, which was knocked out of the E.C.A.C. playoffs by Colgate.

The Greek artillery fired more than two hundred shells against the barracks and houses occupied by the Bulgarians, the walls of which were knocked to pieces.