Sentence examples for flair both from inspiring English sources
What Stuart Lancaster should have noted was that, allied to their flair, both Wade and Daly were outstanding in defence and under the high ball.
Harriet was an early executive in the Mad Men era of advertising, which she navigated with flair, both at advertising agencies and in sales for national publications.
Claiborne had a flair both for showmanship — he hosted long, Lucullan dinners at the two Hamptons houses he built near his longtime collaborator, Pierre Franey — and for publicity.
Mr. Muntagirov and Mr. Matvienko both executed all the turns and jumps with more than sufficient flair; both are skillful partners.
European flair both on stage and in the boardroom.
No such distinction was possible in neonates using FLAIR (both regions appear hypointense).
Two history books written with flair and dash, both gripping and enjoyable, both filling gaps in the imagination.
Neither Spain nor Netherlands want for talent or flair, but both look predominantly to one man to provide their attacking inspiration.
Ms. McShane contacted two known for their classroom flair: Brooke Burgess and Jenny Moore, both Marine Corps spouses like herself.
With the attacking flair of both sides, Dortmund's current, comical defending and Bayern's customary mid-late season wobbles, it will be a fun ninety minutes.
But he drives the narrative forward with a storyteller's flair, seen both in the whole poem and in the individual verses, and, most importantly, his targets are real ones, and truly worthy of the cudgel.
