SenseableCity is as fluent with industry partners as it is with metropolitan governments, individual citizens and disadvantaged communities.
Tillman and Wilson wanted to be so fluent with the material that they could record it while tripping on LSD — "to give the thing a little sprinkle of magic," as Wilson put it.
Mr. Douglas, on a mission as always, mixes styles and languages with his fluent quartet; it's an imaginative turn on mainstream jazz, with some typically downtown chaotic energy thrown in and played with rigor.
"Every night I go to the Internet excitingly," said Mr. Mourad, whose English is fluent, with only an occasional hiccup to suggest that he learned it after 1990, when he emigrated from Lebanon.
Harsh Hebrew replaced sweet Yiddish; liturgical words were reshaped for common speech, and the witty idioms and ballsy humor of the mamaloshen started to lose its hold among the once fluent with each passing day.
"The ubiquity of statistics makes it vital that citizens, scientists and policy makers are fluent with numbers," the report says.
Cook, only flickeringly fluent with the bat and under fire in all four Tests for his tentative captaincy, admitted it would be wrong to say the criticism had not affected him.
ttyl?" she, or more likely, a staffer, wrote proving she was in on the joke, down with it and fluent in internetese.
