Sentence examples for will get knocked from inspiring English sources

"If we don't embrace education reform, we will get knocked through the wall".

The slow progress on Lillie Square suggests nothing will get knocked down any time soon.

Separated from her parents, the girl felt a hand on her shoulder and heard the voice of a woman behind her saying, "Keep moving, dear or you will get knocked down".

12.53pm: pasks85 asks: "England beat a mediocre swedish team with a hopeful longshot missed by the keeper and a bit of a more luck than judgement back heel and all of a sudden its the new bright dawn, so much for the era of understated expectations, isn t it probable they will get knocked out by the first team they run into that are any good?" Barney replies: Oh get out of it.

If you do that, you will progress and if you don't, you will get knocked out.

Boxers will get knocked down if their stamina meter runs out.

Syracuse won't get knocked out because of talent, they'll get knocked out because they won't fight.

He can't outbox me – in fact I don't think there's anyone in the world who can do that – and if he comes to fight, he'll get knocked out.

It's like being an entrepreneur; you'll get knocked down and you'll have to get up again".

I'm no longer afraid of change but I still get nervous when a train approaches, and the wind whips around me, and I'm certain for just a second that I'll get knocked onto the tracks.

If you have candles, people can get burnt or they'll get knocked over.