"It's not something you can knock up in your back shed," according to Bretton-Gordon.
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And missing your chance to knock up a cow is like flushing money down the toilet.
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In a recent report, UBS analysts wrote that a stronger euro could knock up to 3 percent off earnings.
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It is thought the disruption to the cash-based economy could knock up to one percentage point off India's growth rate.
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"The picture looks so good I would knock up the picture .... crazy sexy love your legs," said another, according to the lawsuit.
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"The picture looks so good I would knock up the picture .... crazy sexy love your legs," read another message cited in the suit.
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Adidas (ADDDF) said the issue could knock up to two percentage points off sales growth this year, restricting it to between 5% and 8%.
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Diageo, the world's biggest spirits company, tumbled 3% as it said the epidemic could knock up to $260 million off its profit in 2020.
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I work less, play more hockey, go cross-country skiing, enjoy quality time with the family, and even managed to knock up my wife again.
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Advanced Office proficiency is still a real and in-demand skill—and there's a lot more to know than just how to knock up a quick PowerPoint.
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While hobbyists could no doubt knock up such a device for a few dollars, people with perfect pitch might try humming the tones down the line instead.
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A "soft" Brexit incorporating trade deals would knock up to 3 percentage points off Dutch GDP, the bank said, again a less optimistic scenario than CPB's estimate of 1.2 points.
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Get the writer or producer behind it into the studio or find someone else who can knock up something similar enough to make a dent but different enough to not get sued.
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Diageo, the world's biggest spirits company, said on Wednesday the spread of coronavirus in greater China and the Asia Pacific region could knock up to $2644 million off its profit in 22020.
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Assuming Jon Snow didn't hastily knock up those cavings paintings in a desperate attempt to convince Daenerys the White Walkers are real, there's a chance they might be able to tell us something.
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In fact, he's such a dab hand in the kitchen that when we asked him to knock up a quick spot of dinner for us, he actually turned up with an incredible trio of chickpea dishes.
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It's not often people turn down a chance to knock up a supermodel ... but NFL star Julian Edelman told Adriana Lima he's not ready for more kids and that was one of the main reasons they split.
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With the euro on the rise against major world currencies, investors may be concerned about how this will weigh on European profits and some analysts suggest the stronger euro could knock up to 43 percent off earnings.
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But they also made the more outlandish claim that their abbess, Leubovera, allowed strange men to enter the abbey and knock up their fellow nuns, and that she had castrated a man and kept him in the convent.
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It is the latest drinks company to warn that the outbreak is taking a toll on business, following Diageo's alert on Wednesday that the fast-spreading virus in greater China and the Asia Pacific region could knock up to $260 million off its profit in 2020.
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Knock lives on, both in British knocking-shop and American knock-up, the latter famously validating Wilde's dictum of two countries separated by the same language.
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The other books in the series were The Stewardesses Down Under, The Jumbo Jet Girls, I'm Penny, Fly Me and Penny Sutton, Supersonic. Wood also wrote three pseudonymous books featuring the teenager Oliver Grape: Onwards Virgins (later reissued as Forward Virgins), Crumpet Voluntary and It's a Knock Up. As Frank Clegg, Wood also wrote Soccer ThugSphere, March 1973. featuring Harold "Striker" Rickards, football hooligan.
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Wendy Ann Dagworthy was born in 1950 in Gravesend, Kent, the daughter of Jean A. (Stubbs) and Arthur Sidney Dagworthy. She was interested in fashion from an early age, noting that: "Sewing was something you did back then. You learnt needlework at school. There were no high-street shops where you could buy cheap clothes, so you would go to the market, buy some fabric and knock up your own".
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If a ball fell in the water, they could retrieve it as long as time permitted it; however if they failed, they had to move onto the next ball. The team with the most balls in the tubes would get 1st place. Soccer (ATV Only) – Its soccer Maximum Drive style. In the center of the course, one player from each team would try to knock up to three giant bean bag balls into the goal lines.
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Marx himself took care to indicate that he was only proposing a guideline to historical research (Leitfaden or Auffassung), and was not providing any substantive "theory of history" or "grand philosophy of history", let alone a "master-key to history". Engels expressed irritation with dilettante academics who sought to knock up their skimpy historical knowledge as quickly as possible into some grand theoretical system that would explain "everything" about history. He opined that historical materialism and the theory of modes of production was being used as an excuse for not studying history.Engels, cited approvingly by E. P. Thompson in 'The peculiarities of the English,' Socialist Register, 1965.
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The irrepressible Tony Britnall also decided it was time to move on and chose to remain in the Netherlands, where he later become involved in the team behind the Stars on 45 phenomenon of the early 80s. In spite of the many British and European touring commitments, Shaky still found time to record a cover of Ricky Nelson's "Lonesome Town", although this time backed by Dureco session musicians rather than the Sunsets. Thanks in part to a prominent TV appearance, the single (still credited to Shakin' Stevens and the Sunsets) actually managed to reach the Dutch Top 20. Later during 1974, the Sunsets took advantage of a friend's offer to knock up some demos in his Dutch recording studio.
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