Sentence examples for knack needs from inspiring English sources

Finn's ball to bag Amla was a peach and, though he has that wicket-taking knack, needs more vim in this session.

The unit is too full of knick-knacks and needs to be pared back and for me there is too much brown furniture/brown surfaces.

Just because we're primates with endlessly deep interest in each other, with a knack and need to groom each other -- either physically, as monkeys do, or with "What a nice hairdo/dress/divorce/ promotion!" as Facebookworms do.

For Bull not to be left on the shelf gathering dust like one of Beverley's knick knacks, we need material that will make us remember its stars.

$tevie Mbe and Fernando Torres have been ruled out of Liverpool's Big Vase play-off qualifier second-leg defeat against Trabzonspor with back-knack and need-him-half-fit-for-West Brom-on-Sunday-knack respectively.

To do that in a fast-changing world, we must collaborate more with others - be less insular - and learn what we can from start-ups and from their knack for spotting customers' needs… even before customers know these needs.

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.

Some people picked up the knack quickly, while others needed several sessions to learn appropriate control methods.

To win the accolade, you need a knack for following the taste du jour without seeming to try too hard.

Not only do you have to be able to communicate, you need a knack for building consensus.

Cornell graduates have a knack for service in high-need urban schools, according to City Year.