Sentence examples for flair from from inspiring English sources

After back and forth action between the two, Flair attempted to use brass knuckles on Benjamin, though Benjamin splashed Flair from behind.

"I get my dramatic flair from my cousin Danny Aiello".

But it was a rare moment of attacking flair from the Springboks.

An L.B.D. and matching nails get some Gallic flair from asymmetrical two-tone heels and a poppy trimmed clutch.

"London Cries" gets its Dickensian flair from its source material, Henry Mayhew's classic survey "London Labour and the London Poor".

He has chosen to trim flair from the Brazil side, to pack it with tough-minded "winners" in order to win ugly if necessary, but to win.

Art critics note his remarkable flair for switching style from Dali to Turner to Pollock to cave-painting.Aged 30, Seif is staking his claim as Libya's future philosopher-king.

Mr. Adler, a versatile performer with a comic flair, came from a show business family.

And when the festival resumed in 1951, out of the ruins, his commercial flair found, from somewhere, sponsors and money.So when, in 1966, Wieland died suddenly, there was no doubt in Wolfgang's mind that he should take over.

And what would the spectacles themselves become if stripped of the talent and flair brought from all over the world to enhance the game Europe loves to think of as its own?

The lineup also included two retro funk-pop bands: Chromeo, a Montreal band reviving the keyboard-centered funk of Prince and The Time minus the physical charisma and songwriting flair, and, from New York City, Penguin Prison, whose songs chronicle loneliness and desperation in tepid grooves.