Sentence examples for fluently joined from inspiring English sources
Mr. Karzai, who went to college in India and speaks English fluently, joined the mujahedeen government of the early 1990's as deputy foreign minister.
The domestic scenes of Act I, including a quartet and trio of extraordinary beauty and intimacy, never join fluently with the martial hubbub around them.
He can fluently recite the Koran in classical Arabic, and, since the late nineteen-nineties, when he joined the jihad, his English has acquired a vaguely Middle Eastern accent.
The corps is not drilled in polite vertical lines; its six (or eight when the demisoloists join them) women keep fluently changing formations.
After suffering attacks for his family ties to France, the country vilified for not joining the American-led coalition in Iraq, Mr. Kerry has studiously avoided the language he speaks fluently, responding in English to questions from French reporters.
As leader, Kennedy saw little reason to change his relaxed style and continued to appear on television programmes such as the satirical Have I Got News for You, joining with gusto in its irreverent approach to politics and his fellow politicians, while winging his way fluently, if not always knowledgably, through policy press conferences.
Joining SAP as the head of its French subsidiary in 1988, he never worked on creating the firm's software, but only sold it, becoming its chief salesman in 2002.With his internationalist outlook he speaks five languages fluently, and will keep his home in Paris Mr Apotheker appears to be just what SAP needs, once again.
He spoke English fluently — more than fluently.
"Fluently!" replies Flynn.
He speaks Greek fluently.
