Use of the word knack in a sentence example

knack

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He also had the knack of scoring goals at crucial times. [noun]

He has a knack for making a simple, cute song more substantial by throwing in a clever, little twist or two. [noun]

My scooter has a knack of failing me whenever I need it badly. [noun]

She has a knack of cooking. [noun]

He learnt the knack of taking life easily, while he led that queer, shifting life in exile. [noun]

Duty fell in with his wishes, as it has a knack of doing. [noun]

"Susie," said the visitor, who had an especial knack of remembering Christian names, which endeared him to the bearers, "I am come to see Mr." [noun]

And there he is now, he added, the same fellow, pulling the skin with his fingers, some special knack evidently, and he laughing at a yarn. [noun]

"I have quite lost the knack of talking to ladies," he said. [noun]

I have a knack for spotting traitors. [Please select]

"What a knack she has of drawing 'em out."' [Please select]

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