Written in 1876, when the composer was 16, the 10‐minute piece understandably reveals few personal fingerprints that immediately lead one to say, "Ah yes, Mahler". The emotional temperature is typically high, the themes are attractive, and, although the piano writing seems a bit gauche, the string parts are fluently handled.
In everyday life, we normally handle such facts fluently without consciously adverting to them: we take for granted without thinking about it, for example, that the colour of a car does not normally change when one changes gear.
He must be top-class, to have handled such a big step up in grade so fluently in the Prix du Jockey Club, beating the colt who had previously finished second to Pour Moi himself at Saint-Cloud in May.
She speaks French, Italian, Spanish, and English fluently and can easily handle live television, radio, and Web interviews and book-signing events in any of those languages.
Every day at work I improve different skills, such as time management, negotiations, and speaking fluently in English while handling different kinds of customers from different countries and trying to solve their problems, satisfy their needs, and make them happy.
(a) in seeing, even with glasses, (b) in hearing, even with a hearing aid, (c) in speaking fluently, (d) in moving, (e) in handling objects, (f) in breathing, for example, shortness of breath, (g) in remembering things, (h) in concentrating, (i) in sitting still during lessons".
The Twitter handle @emojistory claims to "speak fluently in emoji" and regularly tweets emoji-laden song lyrics.
He spoke English fluently — more than fluently.
