Sentence examples for fluently out of from inspiring English sources

The bigger problem is that, though the channel does supply English subtitles, and its live rugby games cut across language, only 500,000 people speak Welsh fluently out of a 3 million population.

Howard reads music fluently, but none of the rest of us really use music very much.

He also spoke fluently the language of therapy and self-esteem.

But his life has a touch of the larger-than-life action adventure story: the son of Spanish political refugees who fled Franco for the safety of Luxembourg, he was recognised as being exceptionally bright as a child – his IQ is 182 and he speaks seven languages fluently – but he disliked school, being thrown out of three.

According to these views, each encounter with a stimulus engages a unique set of sensory and perceptual processes, and as a consequence, this same set of processes can be carried out more fluently in the future.

To this observer, he does not look so much a man out of touch – he is moving fluently and precisely into the ball – as short of results.

He talks through the race fluently but dispassionately; the best bits have to be teased out of him.

Though slow out of the gate — I couldn't read fluently until 13 — I went to Yale, then medical school at Stanford, and I published two fantasy novels with disabled heroes (think Harry Potter and the Special-Ed Classroom).

Ms. Jones, a gregarious 52-year-old, had been in and out of Indonesia for 25 years, spoke the language fluently and knew many, many people in places high and low.

Four out of five second-generation immigrant children speak English fluently, but the same proportion are also fluent in Spanish.

When the words came out fairly fluently, I puffed up with pride.