Sentence examples for getting the knack from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of get the knack
They are getting the knack of answering the telephone, I will give them that.
We have this one-on-one drill, with a guy on defense and another on offense". "We are slowly getting the knack of it," he said.
Meanwhile, a few seconds of video of the fireworks, taken by me with my new Nikon Coolpix mini-camera, which I'm working on getting the knack of: Hendrik Hertzberg is a senior editor and staff writer at The New Yorker.
"Maybe after a week of seeing the comparisons of himself and Reagan, in which he did not come out as well," one Clintonista speculated, "he's getting the knack of acting more like Reagan".
Even after losing the tooth, JT is still making amazing catches but now Tyson, probably dreaming of that man tiara he covets, began getting the knack of catching balls, and wins Immunity for Timbira, destroying my hopes of sending Ex-Coach home this week, and pissing off JT, who had given his tooth in vain.
"Get the Knack" seemed to signal the arrival of a major new talent.
Like the majority of subway riders, I finally got the knack of the swipe.
But the Coca-Cola Company can't get the knack of tucking prizes into its product.
