Sentence examples for a day to master from inspiring English sources

Translated into work hours, this means that you need to work 5 years, 5 days a week, 8 hours a day to master your craft.

It will most likely take more than a day to master this!

Practice each move at least ten times a day to master it.

The game's recent sequel doesn't have quite the same puzzle-like setup as its predecessor – in the original, trial and error always produced results, even if a single stage took all day to master – but it's just as eager to decorate its halls with decimated enemy sprites.

It took about a day to receive the master for the song I uploaded.

Car repair, like chess, took a day to learn and a lifetime to master and the tricks we use today – 3D printing, tag-team programming, agile design – were born in the garages of the 1950s and 1960s.

Before filming started Hiddleston embarked on a gruelling diet and exercise regime to lose the requisite weight, spent two hours a day with a dialect coach to master the Southern accent and learned to mimic Williams's singing voice with such accuracy that he was able to perform "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" in front of 1,500 people at a Michigan country music festival.

The best way to navigate Black Friday deals is to master them before you go shopping.

They were so impressed, they faxed him an order the same day to restore the masters for three DVD's: "Gone With the Wind," "Now Voyager" and "North by Northwest".

Rocco, who was taught to curse by a previous owner, is evidently loving his new home, interacting with Alexa up to 40 times a day and mastering countless household sounds. .

At the time, Jennifer Trosper, the chief mission manager, said the Spirit continued to use a day-old master sequence of commands that kept it communicating but not using the instruments on its robotic arm.