Sentence examples for knack of beating from inspiring English sources

It paid dividends against Wales a week ago and on Saturday he will have learned a lot against a side who have the happy knack of beating the Irish in the runup to World Cups, even if not in the Six Nations.

The Clippers have a knack for beating tough defensive teams.

Goldman Sachs has long had a knack for beating the market, even in uncertain financial times.

He referred to Notre Dame's knack for beating teams like Michigan even when it is not playing at its best.

Henry Steinway (RL Grime) has a knack for beating down the competition, genre-bending anything in his path and paving the way for the next wave of potential trap hopefuls.

But it was the prodigiously talented Mr Ovett who had the knack for effortlessly beating all-comers, going three years and 45 races undefeated.

As for Kim Basinger's advice to Putin that "the plight of these whales has the whole world watching to see what will happen next", you really do have to salute Peta its their uncanny knack of getting to the beating heart of the issues of the day.

Fate had a knack of being unkind to him.

"Lee Hughes has got that horrible knack of being at the right place at the right time.

QPR's fourth successive home win showed that they have the knack of raising their game against teams that their League position suggests they have no right to beat, but they won this one the hard way.

The France international has a brilliant knack of losing his marker when the ball is played from the wings, and on this occasion he beat Dawson to score his 22nd of the season.