mechanical aptitude in a sentence

It's difficult to learn all the intricacies of antique clocks without thorough academic training, but mechanical aptitude and a devotion to private study can help bridge the gap, he said.
Byck was graded'average'as a General Agent by her SOE instructors, but gained a high intelligence rating ( eight out of nine ), and high grades for Morse and Mechanical Aptitude.
Where Dr . Leavitt garnered his expertise is unknown, although contemporaries noted his mechanical aptitude, as well as the fact that his sister Hannah was married to Hingham watchmaker Joseph Lovis.
Born in the Russian region of Altai, near Mongolia, he showed mechanical aptitude in his work with steam engines as a youth, then served as a tank commander in World War II.
What made Owens great was not only his driving ability, but his mechanical aptitude and car preparation that made him a force to be reckoned with wherever he raced, on dirt or on pavement.

My lack of mechanical aptitude is blamed for strings of last year's lights that won't burn, and on one occasion, a half-decorated tree that toppled onto the floor, wiping out a chandelier as it fell.
He scored 134 in his army general classifications test, which put him up in the upper 5 percent of what the army classified as " the ability to learn rapidly "; his mechanical aptitude test was 145.
His mother, who ironed collars to make ends meet, recognized her son s mechanical aptitude and encouraged him at every turn, helping him set up a workbench at home and buying him the German equivalent of an Erector Set.
They grew up honest to a fault, two of five children born to a bishop in the Evangelical United Brethren Church and a mother _ perhaps the force behind their mechanical aptitude _ who was the daughter of a wheelright.
Jo got into verbal spars with girls who didn't think she was " feminine enough, " and boys ( including some of her boyfriends ) were threatened by her mechanical aptitude, which she displayed by getting a job at a local garage.

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