Sentence examples for mechanical flair from inspiring English sources
A fork in the road The empire strikes back Commoditise this The executioner Reprints Related items Proton: A fork in the roadNov 30th 2006 Volkswagen: The backseat driver gets his wayNov 9th 2006The young Mr Piëch, with reading difficulties but mechanical flair, studied at Zurich Technical University, where he worked on a new Formula One engine.
Two years ago, Shao, a mechanical engineer with a flair for biology, was working with embryonic stem cells, the kind derived from human embryos able to form any cell type.
His workshop indulged in mechanical devices, a characteristic flair begun by his father, that made drawers and mirrors appear and disappear by pressing on hidden releases; Peter Kinzing invented many of these gadgets and provided the workshop with clockworks.
The Micro-Bolide's mechanical bits have a flair all their own, too, with titanium and T6 aluminium joining the carbon-fibre monocoque.
Arbalest is a literal crutch, named after a mechanical medieval crossbow and with a kind of WW1 flair, though I don't quite know why I have that association in my head.
To escape the monotony, he started doing odd jobs at a mechanical repair shop where he discovered that he had a flair for fixing machines.
Liberace certainly had flair.
Mr. Mukherjee first demonstrated a flair for independence when he graduated from high school and left his parents and seven siblings in Calcutta to pursue a degree in mechanical engineering in Manchester, England.
