Sentence examples for literate up from inspiring English sources

Amongst the recruits who show up at the Pohantoon-e-Hawayee, training academy, only an estimated 28percentt are literate up to the minimum standard third grade level.

These are the offbeat, higher-brow film-makers whose work has the "hardback cinema" quality that appeals to literate grown-ups, the adult demographic targeted by the intelligent movies created by the 70s generation with whom Altman is often bracketed: Woody Allen, Hal Ashby, John Cassavetes, Martin Scorsese.

Uneducated and semi-literate (educated up to junior high school) mothers preferred charcoal with tertiary level educated mothers patronizing LPG.

Be literate and to up your game when it comes to data literacy.

The proportion of the Mexican population that is literate is going up, but in absolute numbers, there are more illiterate people in Mexico now than there were 12 years ago.

"I mean literally literate".

We learned today from Ofcom that six-year-olds are more computer literate than grown-ups.

The computer-literate can call up a growing volume of geographic data and, choosing a certain theme and scale, create their own maps.

Or perhaps "Metagame," in which pairs of pop-cult images (Godzilla, "Pulp Fiction," "The Brady Bunch") are used to answer such questions as "Which is more ridiculous?" and "Which would Freud want?" Like all of Mr. Zimmerman's creations, his are truly games for smart grown-ups — literate, artistic and highly imaginative.

The semi-literate – who made up an important part of their market – were reeled in by the lurid woodcuts: Black Bess, rearing against the moon; the heroine, bare-breasted and manacled in a burning attic; a bloodsucking fiend scuttering over a four-poster bed.

Our "web-literate journalists picked up more story ideas from anonymous email tips, obscure web forums or hacker data dumps than they did from interviews or parties", wrote the founder of Gawker, Nick Denton, an FT Brit in New York who had a great idea.