Sentence examples for knack for driving from inspiring English sources

Kozma has a knack for driving in runs.

Entire bookshelves already stand testament to the president's knack for driving left-leaning American writers into a frenzy.

Scutaro, who seemed to have a knack for driving in timely runs whenever needed, was named NLCS MVP.

"Dangerous hitter; he had a knack for driving in runs," said Pirates Manager John Russell, who saw Jones often when he managed in the minors.

Not our art, technology or great cities, but our epochal knack for driving others, and possibly ourselves in the process, to extinction?

Befitting his name, he has a knack for driving a car in reverse into oncoming traffic and at the last second spinning the vehicle 180 degrees and rocketing forward.

His knack for confronting driving players without fouling them confounded Carmelo Anthony and J. R. Smith of the Knicks for six games in the second round.

Helly Nahmad of the New York gallery grew up rich in Manhattan with a knack for ostentation, driving a bright yellow BMW as a high school student, say friends who knew him then.

You just haven't got the knack yet of driving the Vanquish.

Proving anew that commerce has a knack for anticipating unfulfilled needs, chances to prove those unrealized driving skills are emerging in the form of members-only racing clubs.

In one case study from class, we read about a hard-driving manager at an investment bank with a knack for generating cultural friction.