Sentences with phrase «knack of»

They also have the knack of skilfully enriching the incinerated flavours that emerge from many a creative grill - master's flames.

I burn all my lights waaaaaaay too much to use a $ 10 bulb (plus I have a terrible knack of blowing bulbs when I turn them on....)

Can we just point out that ouzo bottles have an uncanny knack of smashing, no matter how well you've wrapped them with dirty swimwear, coating everything else in your suitcase with a sticky film that no amount of washing will ever shift?

I love how you have this perfect knack of making simple stunning.

You have such great taste and a supern knack of pulling rooms together.

they have really got the knack of it!

Los Angeles, CA About Blog Janise has a knack of wearing office appropriate outfits and making them look very soft and feminine.

One of her greatest strengths is the knack of never missing an opportunity to raise the aspirations, confidence and self - esteem of her pupils.

Soon after Isa met Joanne Swinney as they both shared the passion for reading and the knack of pimping.

Her keys strengths lie firstly in her ability to solve complex problems in a simplistic way, and secondly in her knack of being able to find high - calibre individuals for key positions.

I have always been a «hands on» manager who leads by example, and have a knack of building good training material and effectively presenting it.

A natural leader and I have a knack of getting the most out of people with my confidence, charisma, and wittiness.

My enthusiasm is catchy as my coworkers often state and I have this inherent knack of converting challenges into viable solutions.

He has the knack of designing resumes and letters that can immediately grab the attention of any hiring manager.

Have the knack of handling even the toughest customers with ready solutions to calm them down and feel satisfied;

Not everyone has the knack of writing internship cover letters but we do.

Being a college student, it is highly possible that you would not be having a knack of preparing a resume.

Having spent more than 16 years in different industries, I have also developed a strong knack of devising profitable promotional strategies that lead to guaranteed enrichment in customer satisfaction and eventual revenue enhancement.

I am a fresher with a good knack of thinking differently and effectively.

Landscape architects are wonderful people who have the knack of making an absolutely dull bit of land into a magnificent piece of art.

Along with the necessary requirements, one needs to have the knack of surviving and excelling in this field.

Consultants need to have the knack of listening to what others have to say more than what you have to say.

By telling this the employer will not only know how to have a knack of appreciating things of your previous organizations and employers but also will give a notion about how keen and aware you are about what you do.

What I particularly like about the program is that it is completely tailored to your individual needs — Laura has a knack of honing in on areas where improvements can be made and is so generous with her thoughts and ideas.

Steve Jobs had a knack of pretending as if the Keynote is over and then saying his famous line «One more thing...» before unveiling the most important product.

Say what you will of Hugo Barra, the man behind the Nexus devices at Google and now for many the face of Xiaomi, one thing that you can not deny is his knack of being able to do just the right thing at the right time, topped off with a dollop of charm that takes the winds out of the sails of the sternest interrogator.

And while the dual cameras of the OnePlus 5 do come with a higher megapixel count, our experience of the Honor 6X and 8 have shown that Honor has the knack of coaxing more out of dual cameras than most companies, and also has an interface that lets you do more with the camera (the near stock Android UI of the OnePlus 5 can be a bit of a liability in that regard).

But after a while, you'll develop the knack of keeping that weld pool just right and moving the rod while feeding it in, without sticking.

Our well equipped training vehicles supply the best venue for novice drivers, and you will find that our instructors all have the exceptional knack of creating an ideal balance

I realised straight away that this bloke had a rare knack of making simple sense and «pushing some unused buttons».

Joe Wilkinson has «a knack of seeing a position from the opponents view point» and managing associate Ally MacKenzie is «one to watch».

Chambers said: «Thompsons has a knack of getting on particularly well with clients and managing their expectations.»

«Highly experienced» practice head Lisa Geary «has a knack of explaining complex legal issues in a straightforward and helpful way» and Emma Brecknock «is very experienced and particularly helpful when dealing with leases and licences».

He is ably assisted by Ben Townsend, who «believes in getting the best for his clients» and recently acted for a claimant injured in a road accident resulting in tetraplegia and brain injury; and Warren Maxwell, who «has that great knack of managing to avoid difficulties and get an excellent result even in the most difficult cases».

Chambers: «Thompsons Solicitors has a knack of getting on particularly well with clients and managing their expectations.»

Tony Hall has a «knack of explaining complex issues in an easily digestible format for advisers and clients alike».

Ian is Managing Partner and is recognised as one of the leading corporate lawyers in the region, known for his «down to earth» approach and his knack of developing «compromises to suit all parties».

A client says: «He has the incredible knack of picking the winning argument and his oral advocacy skills are peerless.

From an ewok village in Oregon to a stunning luxury home in a reclaimed stable, it's not just the structures that make these videos special, it's the makers» knack of teasing out the thinking behind the design.

You have a keen knack of tracing through things which interest me a great deal.

-- Eric Britton, The New Mobility Agenda ``... a small think tank with a knack of spotting new trends...» — Geoffrey Lean, The Telegraph

Your knack of ignoring evidence is a good first step but suck lots of lozenges and look after your throat at all times.

Lee was SMS before there was SMS... But his nuggets, once deciphered, were like riddles and clues to treasures of data on any topic.He had the knack of interdisciplinary data mining, to cut to the heart of social responses to bus - rapid - transit in Xian or Makati, or to the illogic of cash for guzzler programs that claim one thing yet deliver another, or to a longitudinal housing preference survey that could me mined for data on the economics of transport choices.Lee saw the forests and the trees in a dance as whimsical as his Jazz.

Now some people do seem to have the knack of formulating queries, but I'm not one of them.

From the closure of the market at Covent Garden and the last ever rag and bone man to the end of legal smoking in public places and the final days of Woolworths — O'Brien has an uncanny knack of photographing something before it's gone for good, never to be seen again.

Often wrapped in one another's arms and sometimes kissing, Theimer has a knack of spotting couples very much in love.

He is a brilliant artist who has the uncanny knack of gently coaxing us to follow his easy steps and really surprise ourselves!

He seems to have a real knack of making each model extremely comfortable, allowing themselves to really let go and be lost in the moment he's trying to create.

In the San Francisco Chronicle Kenneth Baker reports that Bay Area painter John Wood has the rare knack of making small, busy abstract paintings seem big.

While he would eventually play a unique role in the second generation of expressionism, even as a teenager he had the knack of being in the right place at the right time.