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Xiao zhang was knocked off his bicycle ba a taxi on his way home from school.

Is begging his father to leave his motorbike in his garage after he was knocked off his chopper and nearly killed in a recent accident.

Campbell's brain was knocked off loose from his skull and was pronounced dead the next day.

Their son, Andy, was recently knocked off his mother's health insurance and only painfully reinstated for a large fee.

I knocked off a little piece of what I thought was just sandstone, and I looked at it, and it had a weird pattern to it. . .

He sat down and knocked off an article for the local paper in an hour.

Britain was the last country to get knocked off the top spot, after all -- and the United States could learn a lot from its experience.

On his way home from school , Xiao Zhang knocked off the bicycle at taxi.

People aren't knocked off-kilter when a young office assistant shows up in a revealing dress.

Katherine Hachinski, who had been knocked off her chair by the blast of heat exploding from the neighboring tower, was one of those.

Several times the coach was almost knocked off the road by the wind and the rain.

One Florida woman knocked off nearly half the price of a $3, 875-per-month room for her father, who suffers from dementia.

The minister was knocked off his pedestal by his daughter's statements about his private life.

Here I knocked off the neck of a bottle which I drew from a long row of its fellows that lay upon the mould.

Maurice had not drowned, but been knocked off his bicycle.

The impact would have knocked off much of Mercury's original surface. And it would have triggered Mercury's migration to its current orbit.

In the first round, he nearly knocked off Roger Federer in what would have ranked among the greatest upsets in Grand Slam history.

It's much better to buy the right fund than to get a few pounds knocked off the purchase price of the wrong fund.

Two explosions were heard miles away, and three state television stations were knocked off the air for about half an hour.

A senior News Corp lawyer was knocked off her feet, the protester was taken out in handcuffs and the hearing was briefly suspended.

Meanwhile, state-controlled television was knocked off the air in most cities outside Abidjan, the country's largest city.

My pension's been completely knocked off its trolley. The money was just swallowed up.

Once the games begin, Americawill probably be knocked off the top of the medal tables by China. Thatwill be a shock to American pride.

Haiti's TV, cell phone networks and radio stations were knocked off the air by the seismic jolt.

Once the games begin, America will probably be knocked off the top of the medal tables by China.

Ausiello spoke out on the fear of Prison Break being knocked off early.

The mind is so used to flitting around from one position to another that it's very easily knocked off balance.

The politician was knocked off his pedestal by his daughter's.

This gives your sense of observing self a greater solidity, so that when thoughts come into the mind you're not knocked off balance by them.

When David was hit by a rock and was knocked off his donkey, don't say he was stoned off his ass.

These include getting knocked off my bicycle, failing badly at something, and of fish brushing against me when I'm swimming.

If a ball, when not in play, falls off a tee or is knocked off a tee by the player in addressing it, it may be re-teed without penalty.

None of the mice, in which the substance p was knocked off developed diabetes.

The criminal was tracked down and knocked off By the police.

He climbed to the top of the pole and knocked off the icicles.

The girl was knocked off by her bike on her way . . .

When knocked off his jawbone, the boxer waited till the count of nine before returning to an upright position.

Beyond that threshold, lower priority items should get knocked off the list.

I got on my feet, And stood up instead and knocked off my head you see.

The shackles . . . which shall not be knocked off at the conclusion of war will remain on tong, will be made heavier.

It was knocked off its throne only briefly when the Fed stepped in to buy government bonds with its quantitative easing.

They knocked off the price of this fruit.

Just like Paul, who was knocked off his mule into the dust on the way to Damascus, and discovered God, I had a rude awakening.

Knocked off, if not immediately, then a lighted cigarette can bake lice, lice due to heat and run away.

We knocked off a bit earlier than usually today.

If not, you only get about twenty per cent knocked off the price.

As the FTSE falls value is knocked off the UK's biggest companies, leaving them with less money to invest.

Why invest in design or innovation when the results can be knocked off by competitors?

Men were knocked off their feet, including a young stockbroker named Joseph P. Kennedy.

It's not this morning. But I felt rather sick just after you knocked off yesterday afternoon.

She was knocked off her bike by a truck.

edge Don't put the glass on the edge of the table; it may get knocked off.

Designer dresses are knocked off by area merchants , and sold in the local night market.

That composition was knocked off in about two hours after dinner one evening.

Ideas get knocked off pedestals, confidence is knocked.

He was knocked off the day we came in.

The doctor was exceptionally busy today, he knocked off at only 12 midnight.

He knocked off two chapters in an hour.

It looked a big dish, but it was almost knocked off in no time.

He was knocked off by the police.

I'll answer the question "Will I get ya block knocked off? "

His water-bottle was knocked off his little table.

One door of a car was knocked off and lying on the road.

All the workers knocked off for lunch at twelve o'clock.

He knocked off the corners.

The table shook and a glass was knocked off it.

But even using real exchange rates does not defer the day when America is knocked off its perch by very much.

A boy was knocked off his bike by a lorry.

I'm sure Gadhafi didn't come home and say, "Well the regime knocked off a hundred people today. "

With the lump is also crowding, and so naive, after it knocked off the roots, look for health.

He was knocked off by the gangsters.

You knocked off my shoe! - I don't know where your shoe is.

When they knocked off, she fetched them food and water.

He has a stack of computer equipment he's knocked off from various shops.

every comfort of life knocked off!

The gang knocked off a gas station last night.

When the bill came they knocked off ? 600 because of a little scratch.

He knocked off for lunch at half past eleven.

You're no better. You knocked off my glasses.

Overheated rodents knocked off after only 3 hours.

The builders knocked off at five o'clock.

Your corners are knocked off.

The whistle went and the man knocked off for lunch.

Neither could the car. Therefore, I was knocked off my bike.

The man who knocked off a bank last night was arrested.

They knocked off a bank today.

He knocked off work early.

Knocked off work at noon.

So, too, is Jankovic, who knocked off Olympic gold medalist Elena Dementieva, 6-4, 6-4, in the other semifinal.

My freckles based on a nose, the nose on both sides there are some, but not much, how knocked off its talent.

So, too, is Jankovic, who knocked off Olympic gold medalist Elena Dementieva, 6-4, 6-4, in the other semifinal.

My freckles based on a nose, the nose on both sides there are some, but not much, how knocked off its talent.

The boy knocked off his homework in 15 minutes and ran out to play tennis.

they knocked off two whole chapters in an hour

be knocked off one's bike with injuries to one's back

we knocked off work a little earlier toady because of the bad weather

Won't be the first time that I've been knocked off my feet