Sentence examples similar to better command of the language from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the primary children have a better command of the English language than secondary students.

We believe that as students from the Arab sector attain a better command of the Hebrew language, their integration into the economy, employment, and society will be better and easier" (Scoop 2015. http://www.haaretz.co.il/news/education/1.2707551).haaretz.co.il/news/education/1.2707551

eRanged from 1 to 4. A higher score means a better command of the Dutch language.

If you have a complaint, it is always best to take it to guest relations, rather than to the cast members in question, as cast members there have a much better command of the English language.

Tonight, Cain demonstrated a better command of the details.

The crew here has a much better command of the whole concept than at the beginning.

But they will certainly have a better command of the rules than the replacements did.

She has a better command of the stage and material than humans three times her age. .

We must have better command of our language skills.

I was wondering whether to be offended by the insult - surely I don't look ancient and decrepit enough to be the grandfather of an overweight 26-year-old - when the ticket-seller addressed me in such fast colloquial Persian that, though my command of the language is better than it has any right to be after 30 years of disuse, I couldn't quite catch his drift.

By twisting it around it seems to flow a little better, or at least it does for my minimalist command of the language.