Sentence examples for developed a knack from inspiring English sources
Ms. Hyde-Peyrefitte threw her energy into her academic life and developed a knack for science.
I developed a knack for feature writing, which was much more interesting than parish council meetings.
Clearly, late in the game, he has developed a knack for peaking at the right moment.
And cornerback Ray Mickens has developed a knack for wide-angle blitzes that burn quarterbacks.
During his radio days, Patrick developed a knack for self-promotion; he once got a vasectomy on the air.
In his newscasts, Mr. Smith has developed a knack for telling a lot of them, often 50 an hour.
He developed a knack for publicity as well, turning the publication of a new book into an event.
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.
When you live in the bosom of the mob, you develop a knack for silence, and the locals at Night Gallery make evasive conversation even after a bowl of potato chips and several rounds of beer.
Few, if any, of White's American peers display anything like his restless creativity, though it must be admitted that until he develops a knack for melodies as engaging and reliable as Albarn's, his extra-curricular activities are always liable to disappoint, compared to the White Stripes.
