Sentence examples for because of her fluency from inspiring English sources
She took a job with Radio Tehran, rose quickly — in part because of her fluency in English — and began writing short stories.
She had nonetheless agreed to accompany her husband on his swing through Texas, her presence viewed as a drawing card because of her fluency in Spanish and because Dallas-home of the famed Neiman-Marcus department store-was such a fashion-conscious city that it would turn out just to see what "Jackie" would be wearing.
Unlike the rest of her siblings, she was able to pick up English and because of her fluency, this allowed her to be the only one in her family to finish high school in the United States.
She knows that on Oct. 14 her best student, Danielle Rogers, read 150 words a minute on a test of her fluency.
Based on the writer's experience, the novel tells the story of an ethnic Korean girl named Park Jin-hee, who transfers to a school for Koreans after experiencing discrimination in Japanese elementary school but finds it difficult adjusting to the new school because of her poor fluency in Korean.
Last year, she decided to run for office but hit a roadblock when Mayor Juan Carlos Escamilla filed a lawsuit challenging her eligibility because of her lack of English fluency.
Because of his fluency in German and familiarity with German life, he served as Pius XI's principal adviser on Hitler and the Nazis, who assumed power in 1933.
He began teaching 19 years ago, and then, in 2004, he opened his school, which has prospered partly because of his fluency in the would-be drivers' native languages.
Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin, which is among the critical battleground states in the general election, said that "short of a major scandal" he believes Mr. Romney would be the nominee because of his fluency on economic issues.
(A 13th-century chronicler praises a contemporary as a skilled linguist because of his fluency in "French, Lombard, and Tuscan". There was no common literary language before Dante and then only in verse, not prose).
