Sentence examples for on knack from inspiring English sources

Much like plumbing, making good pop is often really just a skill, one that depends more on knack, graft and luck than on inner turmoil.

Many more things can be tested quickly and performance can't be faked on Knack's games, he says.

"We're focusing on the full life cycle of learning from 'I need some help on Knack' to 'I can offer help through Knack' to 'my skills built and showcased through Knack helped me land a job,'" notes Qureshi.

"Re: Adrian Zambardino on the hierarchy of knack verbiage (yesterday's Fiver letters).

Based on an episode from "Don Quixote," a strange picture identified as "The Soothsayer" (1631), in which an old Gypsy woman tells a young woman her fortune, while a weirdly incandescent, round-faced blond woman looks on, displays a knack for offbeat storytelling.

He is still involved in his property business, and lets me in on the knack.

But she prides herself perversely on her knack for finding caviar at the price of cod.

Mexico is business-friendly by comparison.Brazilians pride themselves on their knack for dodging silly rules (they call it jeitinho).

The United manager complimented these visitors on the knack for constant renewal of their squad with recruits from South America, including the well-regarded Brazilian attacker Hulk.

Until now, Donoghue's reputation had been founded on her knack for spotting historical rough diamonds and buffing them into glowing narratives.

As for the "creatives," who once staked their reputations on a knack for sniffing out the perfect trapeze dress or high-waist trousers, "They seem to be expendable," Mr. Traub said.