Sentence examples for fluently as from inspiring English sources
(Ilyumzhinov, who studied languages at university and speaks Japanese fluently, as well as some German and English, can converse in his native tongue, but not easily).
This self-contained, French-educated international businessman, who speaks English fluently, as well as Japanese, German, Swedish, Tagalog and Thai, would seem an odd match for Horst.
She speaks two local languages – French and Flemish – fluently, as well as Arabic and some English picked up at school and from music.
(Lauder speaks those languages fluently, as well as a smattering of several others, including Swedish, which he studied as an undergraduate, and Dutch, which he acquired during his years as an Estée Lauder executive.
(Lauder speaks those languages fluently, as well as a smattering of several others, including Swedish, which he studied as an undergraduate, and Dutch, which he acquired during his years as an Estée Lauder executive. "He probably speaks more languages with an American accent than anyone I know," an uncharitable colleague is quoted as saying in an unauthorized biography of his mother).
Sarah Taylor, back in the side after a hamstring injury, was driving fluently as soon as she came to the crease but, when Edwards eventually found some rhythm with cuts to the boundary, she outscored her partner.
The most highly motivated and driven adult can never learn to speak a second language as fluently and as accent-free as a child can, for example, and those who take up piano at the age of, say, 28, can practice, practice, practice until their fingers bleed, and they will still not make it to Carnegie Hall.
Joseph Simons holds a degree from Northwestern University, speaks four languages fluently and as "a good Catholic boy" growing up in St . Louishe prayed the rosary after Mass every Sunday.
Lord Sempill insisted on a "strict Scottish" upbringing for his children, which meant that they were taught to speak and write fluently in Doric as well as English and various European languages.
Mr. Gao, who now holds French citizenship and says he deliberately stays out of Chinese politics so that he will have the freedom to think as he pleases, writes as fluently in French as in Chinese.
I love the way she speaks, which she does as fluently in English as in French.
