Sentence examples for of her proficiency from inspiring English sources

And one of the nicest touches came by accident: it wasn't until after Ms. Cannie was cast as the Wicked Witch that Mr. Kroeger learned of her proficiency as a skater.

With Chen's help and sponsorship from an aunt in Singapore, Anchee Min obtained a passport and submitted an application to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, the only American college she could find that didn't require proof of her proficiency in English.

Her Japanese language skills still come in handy, especially in meetings where participants are unaware of her proficiency.

She talked about the challenges her parents had to face to get her accepted in a regular elementary school, regardless of her academic proficiency.

The results indicate that the extent of the infant's proficiency in interacting with the stranger was predicted by his or her social proficiency and his or her co-regulation with the father, beyond the contribution of his or her proficiency and co-regulation with the mother.

According to Melody's mother, because of her limited English proficiency, she could not and should not pursue a career in the fields that requires advanced English proficiency, such as politics, although she was talented in these subject areas.

While she wanted to connect with other students, she could not do so, partly because of her limited English proficiency and partly because of her FOB identity and the marginalization of the FOB-identified students.

It's plain that she is enduring rather than enjoying her swim, and I can't help thinking that part of the reason is her lack of proficiency: after all, mastery enhances the pleasure to be had from executing any skill.

In this position, she personally signed and presented many thousands of certificates of proficiency in nursing.

At 28, she was 10 years older than most of the incoming freshmen, had barely earned a middle-school diploma, had no training in art and had lied about her English proficiency, of which she had none.

In this case, the researchers, rather than summarizing their findings in one number, categorized each subject according to his or her level of proficiency: level one, level two, or level three.