flair造句

Then Ford sacrificed all that muscular flair and created this.

Of course, this is still Brazil, so there is still flair and technique aplenty.

Their critics seem to resent them because they have a flair for self-promotion.

Lovely flowers already became a timeless print and they add a vibrant and youthful flair.

I like Newlands because he had a musical flair about him.

Situated on an island in the St. Lawrence River, Montreal offers visitors a North American metropolis with French flair.

Another functional, yet aesthetically effective household product, resembling a sculpture to add flair to your garden or rooftop.

They may not have the magical flair of a Lionel Messi or a Kaka, but who does?

And the designer has flair with fur, using it for anything from a tabard to a hooded coat - but always making the clothes seem light-handed and upbeat.

London Mayor Boris Johnson promises a great games in four years that he says will draw on the wit, flair, imagination and ingenuity of the British people.

Although Arthur Rubinstein played some of this repertory, few other pianists outside Spain did, and none with Ms. DE Larrocha's flair.

In General Patton the commander of the newly formed US Third Army, the Americans had found a tank general with the dash and flair of Rommel in African.

Jaguar, for its part, seems to have rediscovered its old flair, judging by last month's sales in america-up 17.6% on January 2008, while other premium cars plunged.

He says someone with a flair for cocktail party conversation, a witticism, would say this. He gives it to us, but he frames it as an affectation of style.

But imbue those items with Gallic flair and watch them catch on not only with irony-fluent fashion editors but also with the likes of Beyoncé, Rihanna, and, yes, even Jackson himself.

Its luxury-shoe sector is declining, not because of the cheap Asian footwear that is wiping out many European mass-market producers but because of a loss of design flair.