There were a few ideas knocking around in her head.

During the move, the old suitcase got knocked about so much that the leather split and the lock barely worked.

The old suitcase had been knocked around so much that the leather cracked.

She spent the afternoon knocking about the market stalls, chatting with vendors and sampling street food.

At six a.m., the foreman was knocking up the crew to start the early shift.

After pulling a shot, she tapped the portafilter against the knock box to clear the spent puck.

The sudden factory closure created several knock-ons throughout the community, from lost wages to reduced school funding.

Several trees were knocked down by the storm, blocking the road.

The crew was knocking down the old barn to make room for a new farmhouse.

During the 19th century, many coastal towns had knocking shops that catered to transient sailors.