Sentence examples for more fluent the from inspiring English sources

The teacher doesn't say "Good" and close the matter, but rather says: "Can you say that faster so it sounds more fluent?" The teacher does not just collect answers from the first two or three students who volunteer, but puts questions to a range of people around the class, intuitively adjusting the difficulty to what she knows of each student.

The left-back's analysis of Arsène Wenger's side, offered on French TV station Canal+, is likely to irritate Sir Alex Ferguson for the motivation it provides to a club whose football has been comfortably the more fluent this season.

Dhawan, whose form in Australia has been a matter of much concern, was indubitably the more fluent of the two.

Anyone can play the "if it were my dream" game, but it helps to have a facilitator in the group or someone more fluent in the language of dreams and the unconscious.

The Jets were a bit more fluent in the West Coast offense and the 4-3 defense tonight in a 16-3 victoverover the Baltimore Ravens at Giants Stadium.

Maysles for the past quarter-century has continued the prodigious pace despite the death of his brother and frequent collaborator David Maysles in 1987, who died unexpectedly of a stroke at 54. David Maysles was more fluent on the business side, and on top of the emotional shock, the death sent a ripple through Albert's enterprising efforts.

The visitors did seem more fluent in the early stages but once Loïc Rémy forced a save from McGregor in the 13th minute, Rangers grew in confidence and took charge.

Brighton were more fluent in the second half, when they had to chase the game, although their equaliser came after Zamora appeared to push Holt in an aerial challenge and the Wednesday forward handled.

What was key that, in an incredibly difficult 10 days not only in terms of taking over [from Sam Allardyce] but with the withdrawals with injury, to get four points … We'd have liked six, to have scored more goals and been more fluent with the ball, for sure, but we sit top of the group.

Despite making 11 changes to their side from the weekend, the Premier League side were the more fluent and took the lead through Sylvan Ebanks-Blake.

We talk about how what causes this problem is that students are becoming more fluent with the language of biology and their brains are confusing this with understanding.