Sentence examples for knack a from inspiring English sources
And he has a knack, a predisposition even, for assailing orthodoxy.
And Sally simply beams and says, it's clear I have a "knack, a good eye".
Required is not the literal equation but an instinctive knack, a sense of taste and judgment that an enterprise has or hasn't.
The team of behavioral and data scientists at Knack, a Silicon Valley start-up firm, uses computer games and constant measurement to test emotional intelligence, cognitive skills, working memory and propensity for risk-taking.
On Wednesday, the Web site of Knack, a Belgian magazine, quoted a former member of the Adriaenssens commission, Karlijn Demasure, as saying that documents had been seized from his home, too.
He was blessed with the goalscorer's most priceless knack: a near-uncanny instinct for being in the right place to convert the opportunities created by his team-mates, who understood his strengths and played to them.
Still, a knack is a knack.
He's knacked a hamstring.
How she came by this knack -- a snarky father, a teasing brother, a touchy lover?
"She has a knack for being a role model".
Is there a knack to writing a good comedy song?
