But you have no business to take me where I get those knockings.

I do not want to stay with you if you take those awful knockings.

It had started, they said, with noises, knockings, and scratchings in the Church.

There are degrees in the rite, the highest being expressed by three knockings.

Just before ten o'clock there came knockings on the door of Fatty's workroom.

Their knockings had never yielded more than a lifeless clack.

Knocking, she was told to come in.

In this ease it was knockings also, plainly showing intelligence, but of limited degree.

Whether it was a fear of raiders or not, but no answers could be obtained to repeated knockings at the various places.

The knockings at these prayers were only towards the beginning of the disturbance, for a week or thereabouts.

Yet there is much to admire in "Don't Come Knocking."

Knocking, according to France, was also a metaphor for prayer in the Jewish literature of this period.

"Knocking" is the act of winning an extra game when the knocker makes the loud and distinctive noise.

Oliver was sure it was early enough that the knockings would not disturb anyone's sleep.

Knocking, a documentary on Witnesses that features bloodless medicine.

'The day is on its last knockings.

Hesitating before she rapped, she was startled to hear knockings!

In 2000 he again was able to record poltergeist knockings on videotape at the home of a family in north London.

But now the keepers of the house had become uneasy; their periodical knockings still finding no response, they burst open the door.

They found the house locked up and barred from the inside, and their increasingly urgent knockings went unanswered.

Knocking is considered a mark of gentility."

Knocking, he waited, just in case there was somebody in there that he hadn't counted on.

There were knockings on the port.

Presently, in response to his knockings, sounds issued from within, footsteps upon the parquet floor, bolts being drawn.

So with the knockings, which Dr Crawford obtains at will, under excellent conditions.

A few minutes later someone knocked at the door again.

She was knocked to the ground by some young men not too long ago.

They are both people who have been knocked around by life.

And when you knocked him down, he always got up.

She knocked on the front door and did not get an answer.

We knocked at the door, and a woman let us in.

They just knocked at the door and said how would you care to take part?

He was a little way behind her when she knocked on the study door.

He went to her house and knocked on the green door.

By the third she knew how knocked around he was.

I tried to stop him, but he just knocked me down.

You see what happened was he nearly knocked his kids over.

I he was only talking to us before you knocked on the door.

His feet left the ground and he knocked over the two men behind him.

He knocked at the door, and the man told him to come in.

A couple of hours later, someone knocked on the door.

What if her father knocked on the door right now?

Just as she began to move, someone knocked on the door.

In three or four minutes, the third group was knocked out.

One word to George, and the whole thing would be knocked on the head.

I knocked and a voice called out for me to come in.

"At least we knocked on the door hard enough to get their attention."

We thought he'd just been knocked out like the others.

Then he knocked down the house and put up three more in its place.

Instead, the girl in front of her was knocked to the ground.

Knocks in from six feet to finish with a 68.

The name is derived from the nearby village of Knock.

I was suddenly startled to see that we were entering the town of Knock.

Last week at Knock we had a very cordial retreat.

A 2 storey station house was built at Knock on the down side in 1869.

Knocks and bumps - obviously more common once your baby gets mobile.

Knock comes to the door and there's this bobby.

Knocks Night out when he whispers a code into his ear at the hotel.

Very thorough,' said Knock, relief rising off him like steam.

This road is marked as private from just above the village of Knock, and not open to public motor vehicles.

After being murdered by her husband, she washed up nearby and was buried in Knock.

With luck we will reach the Knock before darkness is falling."

I'm not going to be given orders by the likes of Knock.'

His attempts to make the team were documented on Hard Knocks.

The yearlings were behind old Knock; he heard them stamping.

Now there was written over the gate, Knock, and it shall be opened unto you.

Shotgun: Knocks enemies on their back and causes damage, but is very short range.

After the release of 3 Knocks, the group disbanded in early 1998 to pursue other interests.

This road was later to be known as Knock Road.

This card may be picked up for a Knock or Gin.

The Knock is a dipping-down place, sunken low like someone has been pushing at it.

One and a half million pilgrims visit Knock Shrine annually.

It was released in 1992 followed by Knock Out.

John made his screen debut in two episodes of the television series The Knock.

Philosophically old Knock finished cropping the far side of the fence and then moved off.