Sentences with phrase «happy knack»
The phrase "happy knack" means being naturally good at something and feeling joyful when doing it. Full definition
I might pipe up to extol the wonderful nurse who had a happy knack of cracking jokes, immobilizing broken limbs, and administering painkillers in a way that sent a downcast lad safely on his way, thinking he could face the world again.
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However, he has that happy knack of ramming his doubters words back down their throats.
Three — he has a happy knack of scoring massively entertaining own goals.
He can put his foot in and his body through, and even has the happy knack of not always committing a foul at the same time.
Asked if Balotelli was developing a happy knack of becoming a hero from the bench, Rodgers said: «Well, if he works harder than when he came on, he will do.»
Mazda apparently has a happy knack for handing us a new model updated with G - Vectoring Control just in time for Melbourne's rain gods to provide the ideal test environment.
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