Sentence examples for knack for throwing from inspiring English sources

With his knack for throwing lily pads, he stops El Doctor Gringo from destroying the island.

Gallagher has a knack for throwing away a funny story or sounding off without revealing too much.

Mr. Faure, who likes to lick the floor, has a knack for throwing himself into a horizontal twist in the air, usually into Mr. Gob's arms.

He has picked up from the carelessly inclusive nature of amateur photography a knack for throwing in extraneous details that turn out to be what really matters.

Next year, the Victoria and Albert museum will host an extensive exhibition of Bowie's costumes, while the ICA in London pays tribute to his film work this weekend — an underrated aspect of his creative life that is easily as significant as his knack for throwing together a satin-and-thigh-boots ensemble.

You discovered you had a knack for throwing your voice when you were 5.

Like many sample-based, bedroom producers, Rain Dog Samuel Evanss) is a master chef with a knack for chopping up and throwing together bits of collected samples into feasts for the ears.

Kim says Lindstrom has a knack for fine-tuning her throws under pressure.

"I don't want to say pitching comes easy to him, but he has a natural, unique knack for repeating his delivery and throwing quality strikes," Towers said.

He also has a knack for the dramatic, such as throwing a pie in the face of Danish political scientist and environmental skeptic Bjorn Lomborg.

With a career true shooting percentage (which accounts for free throw and 3-point prowess) of just under 60 percent, Martin has managed to overcome limited athleticism and a slight 185-pound frame with a combination of patience, guile and a knack for getting to the free throw line.