Sentence examples for good knack from inspiring English sources

The third-year pro has a good knack for breaking on the ball, and he claims he's eager to develop the same level of physicality that Finnegan had.

Social enterprise has a really good knack of joining up social, economic and environmental policies, he states.

He's got a pretty good knack of realising when it's on and I thought he had a hell of a good game".

"He has a good knack for understanding the business he's in," Parks said.

I do have a pretty good knack for picking talent so I was gonna use my TV chops and my instincts to try and figure this out.

A girl with a certain open-eyed, owlish look, good posture, a knack for the Rubik's Cube.

"I had this unbelievable knack, good or bad, to get to celebrities and get interviews," Mr. Rosegarten said, including one with Dustin Hoffman and another with Gregory Peck.

With his boyish good looks and knack for relentless deal-making, Jean-Marie Messier has dazzled investors by transforming France's biggest water utility into a media conglomerate.

The mention of Salmonella may evoke stomach-churning thoughts of burgers gone bad, but the food-poisoning bugs actually have potential to do good: a curious knack for battling tumors.

"The cartilage of the ankle and the knee is perfect and he has also recovered from a muscle tear to the thigh" - a Juventus backroom source reveals the good news after knack-prone loan signing Alberto Aquilani was forced to go undergo a six-hour medical before being passed fit by the Old Lady of Turin's medical team.

The true forms of caring are arts (technai) aiming at the good; the false, knacks aiming at pleasure (464b-465d).