His wife had worse arthritis than he did and would develop the knack of driving with her knuckles when Clayton died suddenly, just after Christmas.
Hundreds of Iraqi scientists are thought to know about programs to develop biological, chemical or nuclear weapons, and inspectors who interview them must develop the knack to detect a lie.
Mark Wigglesworth might well find himself under consideration to fill Paul Daniel's shoes as music director next season, but if he wants to call the Coliseum home he'll have to develop the knack of conducting comedy in English.
If you can develop the knack of approaching your boss with good hypotheses and suggestions you'll boost your confidence when it comes to writing papers and grant applications and standing in front of a packed conference hall.
Why? Ireland have developed the knack of winning under Joe Schmidt and while they will miss Paul O'Connell, Iain Henderson will step up.
Substantial preparation required, including written and oral presentations, as well as an interest in developing the knack and intuition of an experimental physicist.
The authorities developed the knack of delivering stability with paper money, thanks to independent central banks committed to a low inflation target.
No wonder many consumers seem to be developing the knack of tuning-out adverts".Consumers are getting harder to influence as commercial clutter invades their lives," says a recent report by Deutsche Bank.
I just need to develop his knack for getting all the easiest jobs now.
WHILE experts draw a distinction between ordinary hackers, who try to trespass into particular computers, and virus writers, whose aim is to wreak indiscriminate havoc, successful computer tricksters in both categories often develop a knack for manipulating people.
