Now, Frank and Claire are the ones who knock together.
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Like mismatched matryoshka dolls, the plays knock together when they ought to nest.
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Which is why we asked Lurinsky and Grieve to knock together a mix for us.
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This looks like it would be delicious and easy to knock together when you're incredibly drunk or incredibly hungover.
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Encounters between two actual humans is always presented a bit more coyly – gawky, rock-like heads nod and knock together.
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It took a pair of them, pre-programmed by humans, more than 20 minutes to assemble a chair that a person could knock together in a fraction of the time (see article).
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Towards the endgame, I'd managed to knock together one hell of a build: a fast sword (Balanced Blade V-L) that spreads inflammable oil onto enemies, a shield (Cudgel III) that passively reduced damage by 30%, an accessory (Topaz Amulet VIII) that automatically poisoned anyone who touched me, and a truly killer combination of Fire Grenades (with friendly attack worms upon an enemy's death) and Magnetic Grenades (100% bonus damage to enemies on fire, 100% bonus damage to poisoned enemies).
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With practice one can make the balls swing so that they knock together both above and below the hand.
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The fourth chapter begins with the 'death' of the Sun. There were five days of complete darkness. Rocks began to move themselves and knock together. Even the batans and mortars came to life and consumed humans.
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Malingee is a nocturnal malignant Australian Aboriginal spirit. In Aboriginal mythology, they prefer to avoid humans, but when provoked, they will slay mercilessly with a stone knife. Malingees have knees of stone that knock together, making a scraping sound, and have eyes that smolder like the coals of a cold fire. These features were supposed to make it possible for humans to detect and avoid nearby Malingees.
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Tayo also said being the son of a carpenter helped Brymo "knock together different sounds, choruses, verses and ideas to create an album worthy of his status". A writer for 360nobs, who goes by the moniker Shadenonconformist, rated the album 7.4 stars out of 10, praising its production and Brymo's voice. The writer also stated that the album "shows a lot of growth and maturity both in Brymo's sound and willingness to dabble in other music genres". Conversely, the writer said enlisting the same producers for more than one song "made the album sound repetitive at certain intervals".
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An unmanned Asda petrol station in Middleton, Leeds. In the 'Asda price' campaign, customers tap their trouser pocket twice, producing a 'chinking' sound as the coins that Asda's low prices have supposedly left in their pockets knock together. The pocket tap ads were launched in 1977 and over the next 30 years, a range of celebrities have been "tappers", including from 1978, actors Richard Beckinsale, Paula Wilcox and James Bolam. And later, Julie Walters, and football player Michael Owen. In the late 1970s, adverts also included Sitcom actor Leonard Rossiter. In 1980, Carry On actress Hattie Jacques appeared in the advert as a school crossing patrol officer. Between 1981 and 1985, Asda used the slogan 'All Together Better' in conjunction with the 'Asda Price' pocket tap campaign in TV commercials and newspaper and magazine advertisements. When the new green capitalised ASDA logo started to appear from 1985, in early 1986 onwards and until early 1989, two slogans were used.
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