He has a good grasp of English.

A good knowledge of English was required.

It is not easy to master English.

Mastering English is difficult.

The world elite has met here.

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English isn't easy to master.

She has a perfect command of English, French and Russian.

I'm talking about the elite.

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The modern sector is the abode of the elites.

A young man... The smartest one of the crowd, mind you.

We need to develop our skills to an elite level.

The Hippo Generation are the ruling elites.

People are staying away from elite art and criticism.

He goes, I'm going to the Zara store. It's three miles away.

You're an elite audience. You get it.

She was five foot two, very feisty and very English.

American presidential candidates pretend to run against Washington even when they are the sons of former presidents. Real damage is done when people lose confidence, not only in the elites, but in the system itself.

English will take you a long time to master.

In my opinion, these people are much more wiser than, not only the political elite, even the intellectual elite, even opposition leaders including political parties.

They feel that the institution is elitist.

I'm working to try and break down that sense of that elitism.

And also the wonderful scientists and businesspeople at Ikaria.

What a lovely, clever name. Where the elite meet.

Moreover, Turkey s economic and social transformation brought forth a new elite. The AKP came to represent this new elite and its quest for political power.

Therefore it's the exclusive preserve of an elite, talented body.

Let advocating heroes, defending heroes, learning from heroes and caring heroes prevail, and let the spirit of heroes merge into the national blood. The monument of heroes will stand firmly between sky and earth and deep in the hearts of the people.

Violence or severe restrictions targeting minority groups perceived to have traditionally maintained a prominent position, for example as business elites or in political life and State institutions.

She has a good command of English though she was brought up in Japan.

The world's elite of motor racing is now approaching the starting line on machines built for the highest speeds.

I was invited to meet with leading educators from the newly free Eastern Europe and Russia.

And, as you can see, there something has changed in the way the elite arts appeal to the senses.

Like we're a bunch of elitist, morally corrupt terrorist lovers.

The struggle against poverty must come from the poor themselves, not from the elite or the marketplace.

As to Christophe, his elitist reform was reminiscent of the colonial period.

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We must get leaders from every field the finest minds in the world.

Absolutely to the last inch, they can make that cooker.

And it's a great cadre of people, incredibly close knit community of people.

And the third boy said, Frank sent this.

Let's forge ahead with the spirit of heroes and martyrs, and move forward to the great goal!

We're not doing films for the elite and the people in their glass houses.