Technically, the SPY will be knocking on the door of bigger resistance very soon.
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What scares me about Apple is the competition is comfortably capitalized and knocking on the door.
Fail to adhere to those maxims, and you might find a federal investigator knocking on your door.
And when Mr Aznar came knocking on the door to power, he did not look like a middle-of-the-roader.
Although Milchan says he's happy with the relationship, he has other potential partners--"temptations, " he calls them--knocking on his door.
But here we have GDX knocking on the door, signifying its leadership role.
It was a creepy vibe especially when strangers began knocking on my door.
I've been coming here all the time, knocking on the door on four occasions and no-one came to the door.
Shamus Husheer found himself in an uncomfortable situation, when a London venture capitalist for the Vatican came knocking on his door.
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The Championship is the fifth highest supported league in Europe and it is knocking on the door of Serie A too.
Yet, in the following days and weeks, people kept knocking on this door asking whether they could buy that funny-shaped radiator.
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For years I firmly believed that the single bathroom we all shared had come prefabricated with someone insistently knocking on the door.
Lots of people are wandering around, looking for something to do, and they are knocking on the door of the games business.
The building you live in has been foreclosed on, and sheriff's deputies are knocking on the door saying that you've got to leave.
It's the tale of how all four of them survived when the H1N1 virus came knocking on the door a couple weeks before Halloween.
The Giants were knocking on the door of the Super Bowl and couldn't muster so much as a field goal in five straight drives.
Aldershot have won their place back in the league, while AFC Telford United are knocking on the door of the Conference top flight again.
"You have people knocking on your door, so you have the feeling that it's your family duty to have it on tour, " he says.
With warmer weather knocking on the door, it's time to cast off the heavy winter clothing and begin shopping for the hottest summer trends.
Tuesday's White House meeting took place six months after the automakers first began knocking on the door, and a week after the Democrats took over Congress.
"If I keep knocking on the door, I am going to get one soon, " said Davis, who had missed three successive cuts coming into this event.
Or maybe it came from the other one, Fran says, knocking on the door, the one where the child models introduced themselves and listed their goals.
This is expected to reduce the average price of new apartments by a third, causing a lot of first-time buyers to start knocking on the door.
In April, just after Britain increased its top rate of tax for high earners, large numbers of hedge funds and their agents started knocking on his door.
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He also said Mr Adebolajo was "stopped" upon his return to the UK from Kenya and was later "followed up by MI5" who were "knocking on his door".
In the biggest events he is knocking on the door, it's important he maintains his work ethic and if he does there is no reason why he can't improve.
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