Sentence examples for knack for flying from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, free safety Louis Delmas is an excellent downhill thumper with a knack for flying into the box.
Sometimes you fly solo, sometimes not so much -- it all depends on how you master the knack of "flying".
Now he makes short documentaries for nongovernmental organizations in African conflict zones, where he can exploit both his knack for on-the-fly filmmaking and his master's degree in anthropology from the London School of Economics.
He hasn't lost his knack for stacking 'em high and letting 'em fly.
Aside from flying, she also has a knack for finding wonderful, enabling men: her husband George Putnam Richard Geree, still a heartthrob with silver hair) and lover Gene Vidal (a debonair Ewan McGregor).
Even if you couldn't discern a plot that linked these fleeting visions of lovers and schemers, clashing armies and spectacular flying warriors, you could admire Mr. Tan's knack for giving each film and scene its own character.
He has always had a knack for making things look good, even if they are done on the fly.
Mr. Townsend has a knack for discovery.
Brittin has a British knack for understatement.
(Gracie had a knack for it).
