Sentence examples similar to record of proficient from inspiring English sources

The set is simply a record of a rock band -- albeit an extremely proficient rock band -- pounding out take after take of the same few songs.

In the quiet of the bar, they've become proficient and hope to break the world record of 41 levels.

While watching Straight Out Of Compton one of the interesting things to note is not only "Boyz In The Hood" a great and timeless recording of Eazy E that soulfully captures a bit of LA inner city history, but it's also a recording so sonically proficient that 30 years later it stands up well next to anything recorded and on the radio today.

Prerequisites: Proficient programming in Python (programs of at least 200 lines of code), proficient with basic statistics and probabilities.

Students are given a score of advanced proficient, proficient or just partial proficient.

For fourth graders, New York and San Diego tied for second in the percentage of students proficient in reading.

By the 1930s he had become one of the more proficient explorers of Lakeland cliffs.

Their self-rating of proficiency in Chinese was good overall with writing Chinese being their least proficient skill and speaking Chinese being their most proficient skill.

Although there are time gaps in the documents provided, some of the records seem to indicate Bates was proficient in firearms and dozens of other training courses.

That compares with Mississippi, where only 16percentt of students scored at proficient.

At a time of record foreign-born population, too many poll workers do not know their legal responsibilities to voters not proficient in English.