Sentence examples for developing a knack from inspiring English sources

Australia are developing a knack in getting out of the brown stuff.

They don't tell you that a lot of programming skill is about developing a knack for asking the right questions on Google and knowing which code is best to copy-paste.

Miller eventually left Man Ray and went on to marry twice, working as an official war photographer during WWII and developing a knack for gourmet cooking.

Quickly developing a knack for it, J-L was named Washington, D.C.'s funniest college student, despite actually being a law student at Georgetown, in March 2004 at a sold out show at the D.C. Improv.

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.

He developed a knack for publicity as well, turning the publication of a new book into an event.

In his newscasts, Mr. Smith has developed a knack for telling a lot of them, often 50 an hour.

During his radio days, Patrick developed a knack for self-promotion; he once got a vasectomy on the air.