(Isherwood) 'Chekhovek' This dramatization of nine Chekhov short stories is proficiently acted and directed, yet often more intriguing in theory than in execution (2 00).
Among eighth graders, the number scoring proficiently rose to 16percentt from 12percentt in 2003.
But Simon negotiated the quickened pace proficiently, and eventually began to steer Monfils around the court effectively with his forehand.
Ray Milland, Melvyn Douglas, and Robert Young acted the screwball-comedy heroes proficiently, but the roles didn't release anything in their own natures — didn't liberate and complete them, the way farce completed Grant.
But Houston's math scores were up significantly in both grades and the number of fourth graders scoring proficiently in math rose to 26percentt, from 18percentt in 2003.
Perioperative nursing as an act of technology includes the knowledge and skills to work proficiently with instruments, equipment, and machinery [ 7- 9].
Peer reviewing an article on the pitfalls of peer review reminds you of the responsibility of an act that, due to time pressure, we often do less proficiently than we should.
In December, the National Center for Education Statistics published a report on adult literacy revealing that the number of college graduates able to interpret complex texts proficiently had dropped since 1992 from 40percentto31percentcent.
Can volunteers help kids read more proficiently?
The director, Roger Spottiswoode, handles the action proficiently.
Like you, I speak French proficiently.
