Sentence examples similar to super fluent from inspiring English sources
Even the normally super-fluent foreign secretary, Jack Straw, was reduced to stammering confusion when asked in a radio interview to explain why the deployment was necessary.There are plenty of reasons for the MPs' unhappiness.
Anyone who prefers her super-fluent drawings will appreciate the celebrated hospital images displayed in this show – surgeons and nurses deep in their painstaking work – and not just because the images are sensationally beautiful.
Mr Pozen suggests assembling a small cadre of financially fluent "super-directors" who would meet more often say, two or three days a month rather than an average of six days a year, as now—and may serve on only one other board to ensure they take the job seriously.That sounds sensible, but the case for another suggested reform creating independent risk committees at board level is less clear.
She and Martin were reportedly looking for a super-nanny who was fluent in four languages, adept at two musical instruments and was "sporty" to boot.
Although the CBS pregame show for Sunday's Super Bowl may seem that long, the reality is that fans hoping to be fluent in football by the kickoff do not have nearly that much time.
The Super Bowl speaks to all of us in different ways, but first, you have to at least be fluent in football.
Education: Fluent in German.
