Sentence examples for fluently better from inspiring English sources

She spoke English fluently (better than she spoke Urdu), was taught by English governesses, took degrees at Oxford and Harvard, browsed in Harrods, drove a yellow MG, kept a Kensington flat and holidayed in Gstaad and Cannes.

In fact, there is some evidence that people who can speak more fluently receive better medical care; patients deprived of language are often subject to abuse.

He [Moult] is moving better and more fluently.

If you can fluently speak a foreign language, that's even better.

Often the more expensive red pens have better grips and the ink comes out more fluently.

To outdistance others to the top, young leaders must know themselves and their colleagues, fluently and persuasively working within larger human development issues to achieve better results.

Thus, the results indicate that a wine tastes better if the labeled visual information can be processed relatively fluently.

They were the better team for much of the first-half, moving the ball fluently and with the captain Zvjezdan Misimovic to the fore, from his roaming role on the left.

Startups tackling translation as a service isn't exactly a new idea, although Fluently were confident they have the team and technical chops to offer something better.

For example, there may be a high correlation between one's Speaking and Writing ability; nevertheless, it cannot be claimed that higher Speaking ability results in better Writing performance or vice versa, since many illiterate people can fluently speak their mother tongue but may not even be able to write their names.

As volunteering is becoming more competitive, people like Pamela are being replaced by younger or better-educated people like Francis and Maryon, who speak English fluently and have a more 'professional' style.