Sentence for knocked | Use knocked in a sentence

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• He knocked. (8)
• He knocked. (10)
• He knocked again. (8)
• He knocked, but no one came. (8)
• I ran to her door and knocked. (8)
• He knocked at the door quietly. (10)
• He knocked at the door quietly. (22)
• He knocked; there was no answer. (1)
• Mrs. Mel had knocked at the door. (10)
• Andrew went to this door and knocked. (10)
• Mounting, they knocked upon a solid door. (8)
• The baronet himself knocked at the door. (10)
• Sir Lukin knocked against him and stared. (10)
• He knocked, and a kitchen-maid let him in. (10)
• This question knocked at a sealed chamber. (10)
• He said he had knocked, but received no answer. (10)
• Edmund knocked at her door in his way to his own. (4)
• Mrs. Lawrence knocked the table with her knuckles. (10)
• He listened and knocked, but Judith did not answer. (12)
• I was going to be a painter, but the War knocked that. (8)
• I told him to look sharp not to be knocked down again. (10)
• At the end of half an hour he returned and knocked again. (12)
• Labourdemont knocked at the door of the sleeping chamber. (12)
• He knocked, and there came a strange murmur of some denial. (22)
• I was not much hurt, but bruised, and the breath knocked out of me. (8)
• After a while someone knocked at the door, and Amadeus Voss entered. (12)
• A youth so knocked off his top-hat that he recovered it with difficulty. (8)
• You set him up as a politician, to be knocked down, to a dead certainty. (10)
• They have exhausted everything by which one can be knocked down or run over. (16)
• He knocked at the door violently, and had to knock a second and a third time. (10)
• He knocked at the door violently, and had to knock a second and a third time. (22)
• The elder Corey knocked the ash of his cigarette into the holder at his elbow. (9)
• Sarah led the Mr. Woodseers into a corner knocked off the shop and called a room. (10)
• She knocked and went in while he was full blaze, and bowing his poll to his glass. (10)
• His head throbbed with the hearing of a heavy laugh, as if a hammer had knocked it. (10)
• He knocked up their weapons and stood between them, puffing his cigarette leisurely. (10)
• Again and again he knocked, then opened the door, stepped in, and closed it carefully. (8)
• And he ran after them, and knocked the largest of the gang down, and took it back again. (9)
• But his words fastened the heavy land on her spirit, knocked at the habit of obedience. (10)
• If I had enough to leave behind me, I could enlist this very day and get knocked in the head. (14)
• This again may have been due to the sturdy island pride of four good men knocked over by one. (10)
• Once more he knocked on her door; then desperately turned the handle, and took a flying glance. (8)
• Rhoda knocked, waited patiently till her persistent repetition of her name gained her admission. (10)
• Rhoda knocked, waited patiently till her persistent repetition of her name gained her admission. (22)
• Her abruptness knocked something like a laugh almost out of him, but he restrained the signs of it. (10)
• The door was opened to him before he knocked, her arms were round his neck, her lips pressed to his. (8)
• He had done his pretty bit of mischief, all in the way of honour, of course, but hearts had knocked. (10)
• After Westover got back into his own room, some one knocked at his door, and he found Whitwell outside. (9)
• The last time I was in that place, a visitant who had lately knocked at my own door was about to enter. (9)
• Walls and ceilings were knocked away here and there, and a lingering odor of powder smoke was everywhere. (1)
• At the end of each half hour, which he spent in reading about the stars, he returned to the door and knocked. (12)
• He was recovering, getting strong and well, and he was knocked down at a street-crossing and died last night. (10)
• He laughed and kissed me; he remembered having once shown me the inside of a piano when the keys were knocked. (10)
• Gyp recoiled; then, making up her mind, she went in and knocked at the room where the woman in green was sitting. (8)
• He pulled up his window and was going to lie down again, when some one knocked, and Frank Whitwell stood at the door. (9)
• She reached the house without any impediment, looked at the number, knocked at the door, and inquired for Miss Tilney. (4)
• The full awfulness of this decision one way or the other knocked at his mind with double knocks as of an angry postman. (8)
• He then went to the half-opened door of the room where Lucy slept, leaned his ear a moment, knocked gently, and entered. (10)
• Moses had probably to take a nimble jump away from the rock after that venerable Law-giver had knocked the water out of it. (10)
• His conviction that Bad Luck had knocked at the door of the hitherto fortunate Greylocks was finally shared by his companions. (5)
• He whirled away the bow, and knocked down our candle, and in the darkness I heard something snap and break with a hollow sound. (10)
• Mr. Pericles had made a furious dash at the band in the centre of the lawn, scattered their music, and knocked over the stands. (10)
• All the other houses in the village were both dark and silent; and though I knocked at here and there a door, my knocking was unanswered. (2)
• On the sand before this spectacle I talked with a philosopher of humble condition who backed upon me and knocked my umbrella out of my hand. (9)
• When they had passed into the sitting-room, her husband, who was sitting conversing with Angelo, stretched out his hand and knocked the girdle. (10)

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