Sentence examples for fluently has from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, who speaks Spanish fluently, has repeatedly said that he wants Miami to win the headquarters and is expected to play an active role in building support in Latin America for the bid.

Dr. Quinones, who has a Ph.D. in history and Asian languages from Harvard University and speaks Korean fluently, has written that he had good relations with senior North Korean diplomats at the United Nations, and he has been described in news reports as having spent more time in North Korea than any other American official.

Having a Fulbright grant, speaking languages fluently has been very important.

Kulkarni, who speaks six languages fluently, has aggressively courted the increasingly diverse district's immigrant communities, particularly its sizable Asian-American population.

It was a language Ms. Bessin spoke fluently, having herself lived on Hartz IV welfare payments for several years.

He speaks English fluently (having begun his study in elementary school), and he is the rare soccer player from outside the United States who has attended college.

Hella spoke eight languages fluently, had an extraordinary memory, a peerless anthology of Jewish jokes and a good sense of humor and was always discreet, respectful and good natured.

Mary's education was excellent; she spoke French and Italian fluently, had a good knowledge of Latin and, later, mastered English.

All participants had to be at least 55 years of age, able to speak French fluently, have completed at least 7 years of education and have neither unstable somatic disease nor psychiatric comorbidities.

Community-dwelling people aged 60 years or over, Able to comprehend and read English fluently, Have experienced one or more falls in the past, Present no obvious cognitive impairment, Present no serious neurological, cardiovascular or musculoskeletal condition that might hinder their participation in exercise programprogrammes.

Thanks to my earlier experience I speak German fluently, which has certainly made it easier to jump all the bureaucratic hurdles.