Sentence examples for would be bowled over from inspiring English sources

I was pretty sure I had kept quiet about it, although one evening at the Barrel Bar, as a few young poets and I were drinking and talking about literary innovation, I'd started boasting that they would be bowled over by the chapter of my new novel in which the Gypsy begins to scratch, and the sentences get so muddled as to confuse even a dermatologist.

He knew listeners would be bowled over.

"Anybody would be bowled over by what Mrs. Johnson was able to collect in her lifetime," Joy Bivins, the Chicago History Museum curator of the coming exhibition, told the WSJ.

As a youngster, playing football on the streets of his quarter in the Ghanaian capital Accra, he would regularly be bowled over by the bigger boys, while dreaming of following in the footsteps of local heroes Abedi Pele and Tony Yeboah.

Most people, even those who text and drive, probably wouldn't be bowled over by these findings.

I tried not to be bowled over by this.

Powell would surely have been bowled over by Hero and Flying Daggers.

But there was nothing in the pitch to suggest they would be bowled out in less than 15 overs, with Jaik Mickleburgh's 10 the only score in double figures.

To say we were bowled over would be a serious understatement.

"It was the first real ballet I'd ever seen," he says, "and I was bowled over by the grandeur and elegance of it".

I was bowled over by her beauty.