Sentence examples for lucky knack from inspiring English sources

He may lack Blair's landslide majority and bulging coffers, but they reckon he's inherited Blair's Teflon exterior, the lucky knack that allows gaffes and missteps to go unpunished.

"This dashing, happy-go-lucky Scot possessed an uncomfortable knack of popping up in the goalmouth, just when he was least expected.

The lyrics are throwaway, but clever like a dunce who has a happy knack of making a lucky guess".

Lucky for Laybourne, she's got a knack for working her way into America's living rooms.

Out of Control is more of a lucky dip, with scintillating trinkets and humdrum knick-knacks.

Still, a knack is a knack.

A knack for diplomacy?

"He has a knack.

"I had a knack.

More than a knack, really.

He's got a knack".