Sentence examples for looks fluent from inspiring English sources

He has all the tools — good looks, fluent Spanish, ethnic bona fides on his Mexican-American mother's side, instant name recognition and access to a network of political and financial connections on his father's — that could make him a formidable vote-getter.

In other words, despite its good looks, Fluent is still walking a fine line between favoring pretty over powerful.

Their first four wickets had fallen for 147 , 58of which were scored by the left-handed opener Nick Browne who had looked fluent before being drawn into a shot and edging behind off Rory Kleinveldt.

They looked fluent at times against a fast-improving Scotland, but it won't go unnoticed that three of those tries were scored while Scotland were down to 14 men.

Root, whose only Test appearance in Asian conditions came on his debut in Nagpur three years ago, looked fluent from the off, save for an early change of bat, sweeping and driving Pakistan A's spinners with aplomb.

India captain Mahendra Dhoni added: "Virat was the only one who looked fluent.

"We didn't hit the right areas that we'd worked on in training, where we'd looked fluent".

Hales flat-footedly wafted Mashrafe Mortaza behind and Bell, who had looked fluent, was stifled before edging a Rubel lifter on 63.

The left-hander looked fluent from the start, timing the ball sweetly as he combined with first Sharma and then Dhoni to accelerate the Indian innings.

In contrast, Bell never looked fluent, scratching his way to a half-century in an 85-ball innings that contained only two fours.

England were dominating possession and territory without ever looking fluent, their reshaped back line showing its inexperience and lack of familiarity.