Bad luck is bound to knock on eventually, so try to prepare for it.
Before entering the room, remember to knock on the door out of respect.
Before you criticize, knock on his intentions and try to understand them.
Don't knock on her confidence; she needs it right now.
Don't knock on him so hard; he's just trying his best.
Don't knock on progress, even if it’s slow.
He felt an unsettling feeling knock on his inner peace.
He felt her pain knock on the depths of his heart.
He is going to knock on every chance he gets to make it big.
He is trying to knock on the potential benefits of the project.
He needs to learn to knock on and accept constructive criticism.
He needs to learn to knock on the door of self-awareness.
He tried to knock on his courage to face the danger.
He tried to knock on the truth by asking difficult questions.
He tried to knock on the truth by asking hard questions.
He used to knock on the radiator to signal his neighbor upstairs.
He will knock on the possibilities and give it his all.
He's going to knock on every reason for failure.
He’ll knock on every opportunity available to advance his career.
He’s going to knock on any opportunity to make progress.
He’s going to knock on her heart until she finally says yes.
He’s learning to knock on fear and embrace challenges.
He’s starting to knock on the possibility of being successful.
He’s starting to knock on the true potential of the innovation.
Her past experiences would knock on her future relationships.
His dreams were going to knock on reality soon.
His success story will knock on the door of other people.
His words seemed to knock on my insecurities.
I felt a shiver and had to knock on wood to ward off any negativity.
I had to knock on my own experiences to find the answer.
I have to knock on wood that this project stays on schedule.
I heard a strange knock on the window late last night, but dismissed it as the wind.
I hope the inspector doesn't knock on our door today; the house is a mess.
I really hope that the illness doesn’t knock on my house.
I'm hoping good fortune will knock on my door soon.
I’d rather knock on my brain to solve this than Google it.
I’ll knock on the supplier for a better price.
I’m hoping this project will knock on their expectations.
If you need help, don't hesitate to knock on my office door.
If you're going out, knock on wood for good luck.
It is important to knock on the principles of fair trade.
Let's knock on the possibility of a partnership and see what happens.
Let’s knock on the door of opportunity and see if it opens.
Please knock on my door before coming in, even if it's open.
She didn't want to knock on his dreams, but felt the reality needed to be addressed.
She felt that her actions will knock on their trust.
She had to knock on her inner strength for the test.
She had to knock on the bathroom door, urging her daughter to hurry.
She hoped her words would knock on the consciences of the listeners.
She hopes that inspiration will knock on her during the trip.
She started to knock on the boundaries of her comfort zone.
She tried to knock on the deeper meaning of life.
She will knock on every avenue to succeed in the business.
She will knock on the door of every mentor in the industry.
She’ll need to knock on some contacts to get the deal done.
She’s not afraid to knock on the doors of influential people.
Sometimes, inspiration can knock on when you least expect it.
Sometimes, opportunity will knock on, but you have to be ready to answer.
The artist wants to knock on the feelings of the audience.
The bad news is going to knock on her soon.
The cold wind seemed to knock on the soul of every human being.
The consequences of his actions will inevitably knock on his conscience.
The consequences of his actions will knock on his family too.
The consequences of his mistake would knock on him later.
The constant interruptions seemed to knock on his concentration.
The fear of failure started to knock on the artist’s soul.
The guilt of his secret was going to knock on him for a long time.
The heavy footsteps continued to knock on his anxieties.
The heavy rain continued to knock on the windows.
The idea is starting to knock on the realm of possibility.
The lawyer will knock on every legal angle to defend his client.
The memory of that day will always knock on my mind.
The movie seemed to knock on the raw emotions of the audience.
The news report seemed to knock on the collective consciousness of the nation.
The opportunity will knock on the door, be ready.
The pain of failure continued to knock on his spirit.
The persistent salesman wouldn't stop trying to knock on a sale.
The police will knock on his door if they suspect illegal activity.
The pressure from work seems to knock on his family time.
The rain seemed to knock on the roof all night long.
The realization seemed to knock on my understanding suddenly.
The rhythmic drumming seemed to knock on the very foundations of the building.
The sadness in her eyes seemed to knock on my heart.
The teacher hopes that the lesson will knock on the students’ minds.
The thoughtless remark seemed to knock on her self-esteem.
The unexpected bill seemed to knock on his already strained budget.
They are going to knock on every avenue to raise awareness.
They had to knock on every possible solution to solve the problem.
They had to knock on the kindness of strangers for help.
They have to knock on every hurdle to find a resolution.
They have to knock on every obstacle to reach their goals.
They tried to knock on the company’s vulnerability to gain an advantage.
They want to knock on the door of the future.
They will knock on every door in the neighborhood to collect donations.
They would knock on the door of the restaurant to get the attention of the staff.
They’re trying to knock on the wall and find a hidden room.
We need to knock on the potential of renewable energy.
We should knock on the importance of mental health.
We used to knock on the neighbor's door to ask for sugar when we were kids.
We'll knock on the door of innovation to find a better solution.