Sentence examples for little fluency from inspiring English sources

"New York Banker" displays at least a little fluency with the lingo of CNBC.

There was little fluency to the home side yet they could have been three goals ahead by the interval.

There were only fleeting moments when the Leiva-Touré partnership was seriously threatened and it was strange to see Stoke operating with so little fluency of their own.

Where spaces appeared there were half chances for the home side, but they were few and far between and there was little fluency to Brisbane's play.

Prandelli handed debuts to four players, including the Argentina-born midfielder Cristian Ledesma which has also upset the ultras, but the experimental line-up meant there was little fluency or cohesion.

Mr. Trump is a member of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A., a liberal mainline Protestant denomination, has demonstrated little fluency in the Bible or Christianity, and has said that he has never asked God for forgiveness.

She just needs a little more fluency in maths to cope at university.

Ian Healy recalls representing Queensland against New South Wales when Waugh lost a little focus and fluency after scoring his hundred.

It was a workmanlike performance from the visitors, with little cohesion or fluency to their play, and Van Gaal bemoaned the number of occasions that his players squandered possession.

Once again there was little sign of fluency from stuttering Spurs, but Pochettino will not care one jot as they leapfrogged above Swansea in the table and moved to within two points of rivals Arsenal.

Bath have wobbled in the meantime, recovering from a run of three successive Premiership defeats with victories over Sale and London Welsh that showed little of the fluency that had taken them to second in the table and prompted a remarkable comeback in their European group.