Sentence examples for a knack to start from inspiring English sources

It's a knack to start with.

Like anything else, there's a knack to it, and we're going to give you a few pointers to get you started in what has become an art: how to correctly cut an Iberian ham.

"He has a knack to score, any kind of shot.

Is there a knack to writing a good comedy song?

"There's a knack to it," Mrs. Terranova said.

Then this year he continued his knack for winning, going 10-3 to start the season, with a 3.92 E.R.A. Since then, a series of mechanical problems caused him to lose control of his pitches.

The upstart Australian, who became a millionaire in his 20s by trading property for credit, had a knack for starting new suburbs, and this was to be his crowning achievement.

The Trotters have developed a knack of starting quickly under Dougie Freedman and they did so again to take a third-minute lead.

Claude Chabrol had a knack for starting things.

Brad came from a family whose male members have a knack for starting their own businesses.

Don't expect to be able to start a fire with sticks your first time, it's really tough until you get the knack.