Sentence examples for knack for organization from inspiring English sources
Hard to believe a full decade has passed since Edward Arron, a skillful young cellist with a flair for programming and a knack for organization, convened a group of his peers for a new chamber music initiative, the Metropolitan Museum Artists in Concert.
An example is framed outside her office: an image of her face pasted onto a cheerleader's body, under Ms. Holden's cheer for the cheese division: "Every day and every way, grow Kraft cheese, hey!" Ms. Holden also had a knack for organization, even regimentation.
Elsewhere, mining companies sometimes don't even require a college degree for a mine manager position, achievable for those who started in lower positions who show a knack for organization skills.
He seemed to have a knack for gaming the system.
They can penetrate the most sacrosanct of organizations and have a knack for showing up on the speaker lists of conventions.
He has an unusual knack for learning techniques and "is a nice mixture of abilities, focus, organization, and luck," his Ph.D. adviser adds.
A successful businessman in the printing industry from Manhattan, was also known for his philanthropy to organizations and individuals alike and had a knack for getting "it" done when others couldn't.
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.
Mr. Townsend has a knack for discovery.
Brittin has a British knack for understatement.
