Sentence examples for to be fluid from inspiring English sources

"I like to be fluid," he says.

The film had to be fluid and move, to flow like the river.

You learn to be fluid, to respond quickly, athletically and effectively to whatever comes your way.

"The Internet just makes it easier for buyers and sellers to be fluid in their roles".

"And they had to be fluid and blow in the wind".

Several observers emphasized that motivations tend to be fluid during a period of political instability.

Class was shown to be fluid, a matter less of bloodlines than choice of attitude and attire.

Given these are tantamount to bodycon, the rest needs to be fluid: I'd go for a loose shift dress.

You also need to be able to really dance, to be fluid with your movements.

The plans for the fourth-place finisher, Normandy Invasion, appear to be fluid.

The director Roger Michell, who proved himself to be fluid and fluent with amazing coincidences in "Notting Hill," handles the series of vendettas between these two enemies skillfully.