To hundehao (make a good life) here, you need to master bilingual fluency.
These opposing linguistic and psychological forces come together spectacularly in the "rudely stamped" figure of Richard III, who is both a monster of murderous design and a master of disarming fluency.
For the set's closer, "Mack the Knife," Mr. Rollins drew on a gruffer tone, full of fleet triplets and arpeggios, but Mr. McBride took the star turn with a solo that possessed a horn's articulate fluency and a master's insouciant assurance, despite the age gap that might have marked him as an apprentice.
And I am trying to say -- with all the fluency one can master from having endured four years of high school French, in New Jersey -- the scarf in the window is beautiful.
Maud also liked to recall the day she applied for a teaching job in Riverdale, the Bronx, and was told she wasn't qualified, despite her master's degree in English and fluency in three languages.
By the time he was in his mid-teens, he had developed a vigorous style of playing, and his clarity and fluency rivalled the old-time masters of the genre.
Mastering the art of speaking compassionately with fluency is a daily challenge.
The young Woods played Parker's instrument, the alto saxophone; he had Parker's dazzling fluency and speed; and he had the master's penetrating, blues-steeped tone.
In Gordon's "quintette" session on December 11 , 1947 he plays his composition "So Easy" with a relaxed, hearty fluency and a ballad-like amble; the master take bursts into amazingly fast yet calm playing that slides into a restrained blues croon and offers a passing nod to "Jingle Bells".
He has been quickly expanding his fluency in the blandspeak that all press secretaries must master.
In contemporary music, master guitarists "think diagonally and move up and down the strings"; fluency on the entire fretboard is needed particularly by guitarists playing jazz.
