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If you want to preach, come and take a pick now, and preach when they're resting,' and he did and worked well too, and afterwards when we had to knock off, he preached, and Trent took the chair and made 'em all listen.
Jackson promised to knock Ah Moy's block off if he did not feed the puppy well, while Sigurd Halvorsen, in the forecastle, did his best to knock off Henrik Gjertsen's block when the latter was guilty of kicking Scraps out of his way.
If we was to put in another night this way we'd have to knock off for a week to let our hands get well -- couldn't touch a case-knife with them sooner."
Ryan Maloney took 6-22 as the visitors were swept away for 57 before Skelmersdale's openers took 13.3 overs to knock off the runs.
Just over a year ago that Dave the owner Saddleback Leather released a video entitled How to Knock Off a Saddleback Bag, that amassed nearly 500k views, in which the owner of and designer for the 10 year old company spoke out with humorous but often harsh words against what he sees as thieves and opportunists.
The Wearsiders took just six overs to knock off the scores - Ord again doing the business with 26 not out and backed by 16 from Blacklock.
The result is a small riser neck with a breaker edge designed to knock off easily for better casting cleaning.
But opening batsmen Ian Bell and Matthew Prior then made batting look equally as simple as they took just 14.1 overs to knock off the runs without losing a wicket.
The deterioration of the pitch was emphasised by the fact it took 14.2 overs for the Indian side to knock off the low total.
Tamworth were tumbled out for 121 and Elizabethans took just over 35 overs to knock off the runs.
He's also ponied up another $2,000 to Maria Cantwell, the former Real Network CEO who's had trouble paying off her '00 campaign debt in the wake of the stock market downturn, and to Tom Strickland, who's running an underdog campaign to knock off GOP senator Wayne Allard in Colorado.
Inspired but never limited by the work of Alfred Hitchcock--Harry's last name, Balestrero, is that of Henry Fonda's accused innocent in The Wrong Man--Moll's film owes debts to both Strangers on a Train (Robert Walker assuming he has the right to knock off object-of-desire Farley Granger's wife) and Rope (John Dall and, once again, Farley Granger as two intellectual lovers so arrogant that they commit the "perfect" murder).
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- To keep quarter
- To keep school
- To keep shady
- To keep stroke
- To keep term
- To keep the countenance
- To keep the field
- To keep the foot
- To keep the land aboard
- To keep the peace
- To keep the pot boiling
- To keep the wolf from the door
- To keep to
- To keep touch
- To keep under
- To keep up
- To keep within bounds
- To key up
- To kick oneself
- To kick the beam
- To kick the bucket
- To kill time
- To knit up
- To knock about
- To knock in the head
- To knock off
- To knock out
- To knock under
- To knock up
- To know how
- To know of
- To know one's own limitations
- To knuckle to
- To lap boards
- To lap timbers
- To lash out
- To lattice up
- To laugh at
- To laugh away
- To laugh down
- To laugh in the sleeve
- To laugh one out of
- To laugh to scorn
- To lay (a ship) aboard
- To lay a venue
- To lay about
- To lay against the field
- To lay an ambush
- To lay an anchor to the windward
- To lay asleep
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- to kick up bobsy die
- to kick up bobsy-die
- to kick up one's heels
- to kick upstairs
- to kick-start it
- to kick-start something
- to kick-start the economy
- to kid the pants off someone
- To Kill a Circus
- To Kill a Mockingbird Annual Production
- to kill a story
- to kill it
- to kill one's darlings
- to kill the fatted calf
- to kill the messenger
- to kill the story
- To kill time
- To kill time
- to kill two birds with one stone
- to kill with kindness
- To Kingdom Come
- to kiss and tell
- to kiss the blarney stone
- to kiss the ring
- To knit up
- To knock about
- to knock brains out
- to knock down with a feather
- To knock in the head
- to knock lights out
- To knock off
- to knock on doors
- to knock one off one's pedestal
- to knock one's brains out
- to knock one's lights out
- to knock oneself out
- To knock out
- to knock someone's brains out
- to knock someone's lights out
- to knock the hell out of someone
- to knock the spots off
- to knock the spots off of someone
- to knock the spots off of something
- to knock the spots off someone
- to knock the spots off something
- To knock under
- To knock up
- to know (someone) is to love (someone)
- to know a good thing when one sees it
- to know ahead of time
- to know all the tricks of the trade
- to know best
- to know better than to
- to know different
- to know every inch
- to know every inch of
- to know every inch of it
- to know every inch of some place
- to know every inch of something
- to know every nook and cranny
- to know every nook and cranny of
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