Sentence examples for knack right from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, it augurs splendidly that he can take League One by storm, scoring 13 times by Christmas; on the other, don't Steve McClaren's strugglers need someone with exactly that happy knack right now?

(Marbury, once again showing her knack for the right idea at the right time, may have suggested it to her).

By now, these three episodes have been pretty thoroughly tilled, and Beinart — a prodigious reader with a knack for the right quote — relies heavily on the primary historical research of others, making (and claiming to make) no big original discoveries.

It helped that he is 6 feet 10 inches, with a point guard's handle and eye for the game and a knack for getting right to the point.

By now, these three episodes have been pretty thoroughly tilled, and Beinart a prodigious reader with a knack for the right quote relies heavily on the primary historical research of others, making (and claiming to make) no big original discoveries.

"It's a fun, speculative paper, and Fortey has a knack of being right about such things," says Nigel Hughes, a trilobite paleontologist at the University of California, Riverside, who expects the find will spur others to investigate these ancient, harsh environments more closely.

He has shown a consistent knack for picking the right player at the right moment on the right surface.

"He has a knack for saying the right thing at the right time," Bryant said.

She had the knack of finding the right voice for the right book.

Did you hear him?" New Yorkers like to say that they have a knack for picking the right leader for the right time.

Albeit one with a superb reading list — she's got a knack for reading the right thing in the right place, and recounting the resonance.