Sentence examples for at flair from inspiring English sources

Indeed, one imagines that she might sneer at flair.

At Flair in SoHo, he latched onto a transparent hinged box by the Murano glass artist Alessandro Mandruzzato, which appeared to have a blue bubble hovering inside.

At Flair, judicious use of color made his drawings pop off the page like this one of a massive polar bear hugging a very soignée skier.

Colin Dechant, sales manager at Flair Interiors, a company about 30 yards from Nu-Wood, said a Nu-Wood employee told him he had a dispute with the shooting suspect that day.

At Flair, a shop Mr. Korban frequents in SoHo, he cooed over a ridiculously soft eel skin mirror, and praised a faux shagreen side table for its looks and its price ($875) before making a beeline for a folding stool upholstered in zebra skin.

As a child, he said, he decorated his room in a safari theme, which might explain why a zebra-striped box at Flair, a shop in SoHo, was a must-have, as was a snakeskin-patterned box he found at Nest, in Chelsea.

It's being described by the manufacturers as a 'clutch style' design, though really that slight attempt at marketing flair is as exciting as the NB15T gets.

Hall's Carol Burnett-like mouth hints at a flair for comedy, but her choice of parts, including that of the spoiled, rich heavy in the recent BBC adaptation of Ford Madox Ford's "Parade's End," doesn't always suit her looks, let alone her capabilities.

Idi Amin didn't stop at a flair for kilts.

There are obvious and woefully inept attempts at literary flair that make the novel a tiresome read.

If you have thin legs, as far as pants are concerned, make sure that you go for the ones that are a bit of a flair at the bottom (at least from the knees down).