Sentence examples for pretty proficient from inspiring English sources

To do well, you've got to be pretty proficient in numbers.

"Most of us are now pretty proficient in e-mail," she said.

True – and you need to already be pretty proficient to keep pace with many masters groups.

It'd be better were I to lie on the couch and have him quiz me instead (he sees two therapists a week, so he's pretty proficient in probing).

England's coach, Brian Ashton, sent his sympathies to England fans caught in the trouble and said he was confident they would make it to the game: "We're pretty proficient at Channel swimming so I'm sure they'll make it".

He says: Low scorers look like hedgehogs: thinkers who "know one big thing," aggressively extend the explanatory reach of that one big thing into new domains, display bristly impatience with those who "do not get it," and express considerable confidence that they are already pretty proficient forecasters, at least in the long term.

(a) somewhat proficient (b) less than proficient (c) extremely proficient 5.

By the end of class, we were pretty much proficient in serato-speak and my respect for DJs increased after realizing scratching is harder than it looks, not to mention a mini-elbow workout.

As played by Patina Miller (the star of "Sister Act"), she's a pretty cold customer, deeply proficient and as hard and shiny as Lucite.

The new songs that she previews are proficient and pretty, but little more: Unstoppable, the album's slick lead single, veers dangerously near to supper-club jazz.

Proficient in pretty much everything she turned her hand to, Holland had a dilemma as she got older: her hero was Kelly Holmes, but her first love was swimming, which sport should she choose?