The phrase "finesse for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
"Finesse for" means to handle or manage something skillfully and gracefully. It can also refer to having a knack or talent for something. Example sentence: While she lacked knowledge in the field, she made up for it with her finesse for problem-solving, impressing her colleagues with her creative solutions.
You can see in Tereshkina's line, particularly in arabesque, the statement of a classicism that never overreaches itself, never sacrifices finesse for flash or purity for effect.
Laure has no patience or finesse for their brand of office politics, and she is comparatively almost a prude — she has trysts only for her own pleasure or to protect a friend's career.
There was no clear entry to dummy to finesse for the third time, but when a club was led to the queen, East won with the king, leaving this position: Now the defense was helpless.
Then again, outside of John Waters it is hard to think of a filmmaker who could finesse, for yuks and yucks, the image of Parker Posey, as Jayne, a twitchy art socialite, dreamily wiping the excrement off the bared backside of her failing (oft-railing) father, Joe Rip Tornn).
Group delays, dispersion characteristics and finesse for this quadruple optical ring resonator have also been investigated.
I needed extreme finesse for the guitar".
It is unlikely that declarer will work out to finesse you for the queen.
Its 1998 brut had balance and finesse, important qualities for any sparkler.
One day of driving didn't begin to scratch the surface of how to finesse the modes for maximum efficiency. 1 2 Next Page ».
On reaching the dummy, he would have led dummy's singleton diamond, planning to finesse and hoping for either a singleton or a doubleton king on his right.
Anthony had tried to finesse the Jaspers for the first 26 minutes, firing up nine jumpers and connecting on only three.
