Examples of 'one knocked' in a sentence
Meaning of "one knocked"
One knocked: a phrase that may refer to someone being physically struck or knocked down, or more figuratively, encountering a significant setback or obstacle
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one knocked
I am the one knocked them teeth out.
At the stroke of eleven some one knocked at the door.
No one knocked on our door or anything.
There is the first one knocked out of position.
No one knocked the door or anything.
And the last one knocked him down.
No one knocked on my door when you all shot my cousin.
The phone did not ring and no one knocked on the door.
The last one knocked me out for twelve hours.
The second man scared to death when the third one knocked on the coffin.
Because no one knocked on my door.
One knocked Cooper to the ground.
There is no way that just one knocked out the entire world.
No one knocked on the door.
It was opportunity knocking . No one knocked.
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Even no one knocked on my door.
Plus two torn tendons, three bad strains, and one knocked out molar.
No one knocked.
As long as I am not the one knocked up . Yeah.
But No one knocked on my door.
One knocked out cold, the other locked in the back of the van.
Talking of bikes… this one knocked down a child in Pantin.
No one knocked more doors than I did last time.
There is no way that just one knocked out the entire world, right?
No one knocked on the door while I was in the bath.
Well, this one knocked me down just because he liked me.
And one knocked out molar. Four. Plus two torn tendons, three bad strains.
And the last one knocked him down. But these wounds are fairly superficial.
Last one knocked up one of the pledges and got booted, so.
That one knocked the bricks out of me!
He the one knocked up your wife?
Apparently not . One knocked out cold, the other locked in the back of the van.
I am the one knocked them teeth out . What, you think I am lying?
