1.   He was slammed into the wall with crushing force and enough power to knock the wind from him.

2.   As a lot of us did, Jack thought Darryl only had the wind knocked out of him.

3.   At first, it appeared Bledsoe had the wind knocked out of him.

4.   Bay Area stocks had the wind knocked out of them in the third quarter.

5.   Clinton surely had the political wind knocked out of him on Tuesday, but no one should ever count Clinton the campaigner out of the electoral game.

6.   For a sharp second, this Macbeth appears to have had the wind knocked out of him.

7.   Had he gotten the wind knocked out of him?

8.   He had only had the wind knocked out of him.

9.   He landed on the ball and had the wind knocked out of him.

10.   However, a separate report on manufacturers in the mid-Atlantic region raised the prospects of faster growth and knocked the wind out of bonds at mid-morning.