proficiently

Charles had once been able to play quite proficiently, but was very out of practice.

As the players adapt to the offense, they are running it more proficiently.

However, filming still required both the ability to program game modifications and to play proficiently.

The officials proficiently separate the players and avert a potential disaster.

Only 21% of its students read "proficiently" according to state tests.

Her proficiently constructed books are not about chaos, or even loose ends.

Proper high 5 technique demonstrated so proficiently in this blog.

His sister claimed that he could not read proficiently until he was 12.

These instruments reacted proficiently as we approached the danger zone.

He used the devotional Songs, hymns for the same very proficiently.

The technique calls attention to itself, and while Carl is proficiently painted, the humans are wooden.

She wants you to ride as proficiently as she does.

I had no way to guide the tarn proficiently.

The book was to teach schoolchildren how to proficiently use the Dutch postal service.

In particular, she has developed Diplomat, the first automated agent that negotiated proficiently with people.

Two-thirds of students who cannot read proficiently by the fourth grade will end up in jail or on welfare.

Cooking is an art, but working proficiently in a professional kitchen is a craft.

To this day, Brown still types proficiently enough to dash out 60 error-free words per minute.

Sullivan could also play the oboe and bassoon, but less proficiently.

He does all that's required of him, ably, proficiently.

Few people can read these original languages proficiently.

In general this disease tends to develop proficiently when grass is growing at a slower than normal rate.

He crawled up the wall (much more proficiently than any invading boy) and peered through the tiny window.