Sentence examples for a fluently from inspiring English sources

I was reading the in-flight magazine and strategically seated next to a fluently English-speaking Estonian beauty called Monica.

In Scotland, the government record on culture has been more positive: budgets have, relatively speaking, been protected; Fiona Hyslop has been, by and large, a fluently supportive cabinet secretary, though the arts warrant scant mention in the SNP's Westminster manifesto.

A fluently interlocking stream of patterns and bright outgoing energies answer Bach's Double Violin Concerto in "Barocco"; a radically modernist theme and variations addressing different human ingredients in "Temperaments"; and a panoply of clashing West-meets-East elements suggests the Pacific of World War II in "Symphony".

Those Tartan Army members rendered anxious by a fluently moving, slick-passing Macedonia team in the early stages would be overtaken by a collapse of form that would make them appreciably less menacing than they had shown themselves to be throughout the first half.

The GIS standardization for all the different types of data needs to be done in order to make a fluently data sharing and interoperability for an easy public data accessibility.

In the 1970s, research on speech classification just focused on isolated word recognition [28] and the problems of connected word recognition was a focus of research in the 1980s with the goal of creating a robust system capable of recognizing a fluently spoken string of words based on matching a concatenated pattern of individual words [29].

The findings represent the first neuroanatomical evidence that the vexing spelling and reading disorder striking people who otherwise can speak a language fluently lies in a connectivity problem in the brain's white matter, where nerve fibers relay electrochemical signals.

He's not wowing an audience, just speaking a language fluently, and sometimes he seems to play unself-consciously, as if he were practicing.

I love Rosetta Stone's software, and I think the approach to learning languages works – but the bottom line is there's no short cut to the hours you need to put in to really learn a language fluently and I just don't have those hours.

The play requires a large, cohesive cast and, for the most part, that's what Everyman delivers in a staging fluently directed by the company's founding artistic director, Vincent Lancisi.

If in Japan it is a must, fluently too.