Sentence examples similar to Master swordsmanship from inspiring English sources
In the manga Crying Freeman, the titular character's wife travels to the Walled City to master her swordsmanship and control a cursed sword.
The art of teaching new robots old tricks flourishes in Japan with the Yaskawa Bushido Project, which pits iaijutsu swordsmanship master and quintuple Guinness World Record holder Isao Machii against a mechanical arm in a contest of technique and endurance.
Master butcher, from Cricklewood.
—Master Tesfatsion, The Washington Post.
The academy is one of a few remaining places in the world where a nearly extinct tradition of European swordsmanship is studied and passed down from master to student, said its founder, Ramón Martínez, 57.
Takuan was a poet, calligrapher, painter, and master of the tea ceremony; he also fused the art of swordsmanship with Zen ritual, inspiring many swordsmen of the Tokugawa period (1603 1867).
The head of DPE holds the title of Master of the Sword, dating back to the 19th century when DPE taught swordsmanship as part of the curriculum.
He was the first Army officer to be designated "Master of the Sword," a title denoting the school's top instructor in swordsmanship.
In Japan, traditionally a warrior's training emphasized archery, swordsmanship, unarmed combat, and swimming in armour.
