Sentence examples for knack for adapting from inspiring English sources
And like Kevin Volans, another South African composer, Mr. Miller has a knack for adapting the rocking sway of African music in his writing for string octet.
Local farmers have shown a knack for adapting production to higher-value crops.
Girardi and Sojo were seen by their Yankees teammates as future managers, smart men who had a knack for leadership and for adapting to other personalities, and now Girardi is with the Chicago Cubs and Sojo is with the Pirates.
But then California wine people have a knack for taking good ideas and adapting them to their own needs.
Badlands dwarves have adapted to life in the inhospitable wastes, developing a natural knack for finding water and tolerance to heat and thirst.
Rodriguez's character in "Jane The Virgin," adapted from Venezuela's "Juana La Virgen," also has a knack for writing, but the show centers mostly on what becomes of her life after the celibate 23-year-old is accidentally inseminated.
Mr. Townsend has a knack for discovery.
Brittin has a British knack for understatement.
(Gracie had a knack for it).
Microsoft has a knack for comebacks.
