The phrase "a master for all" is not standard in English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in a context where someone is described as being skilled in many areas or disciplines.
Example: "He is a master for all, excelling in art, science, and philosophy."
Alternatives: "a jack of all trades" or "a polymath."
This is why I have a master library for all (or nearly all) my references and attachments and make new libraries for particular bibliographies and projects, as I have done during this series for the Digital Workflows demonstration with the "DigitalWorkflows" library.
In a motion filed Friday seeking to compel Apple to comply with the judge's order, federal prosecutors said they were not asking for a master key for all Apple phones, but rather software to unlock this particular phone.
Ultimately, this production is all about the players, with Ms. Harris providing a master class for all to cherish.
Finally, a chart audit tool will be used to abstract information from medical records and to comprise a master record for all visits made during the identified timeframe for each clinical group.
Mary Jo White, the United States attorney in Manhattan at the time, said the trial was a master class for all concerned.
His group, which favors a master plan for all nine acres, is concerned about increased traffic, access to the waterfront and the need for parkland in the neighborhood.
I make a master library for all my documents, and make new libraries including those and other files or merely import Zotero or Endnote bibliographies as libraries for different projects or with specific products in mind.
RORγt acts as a master regulator for all ILC3 cells, including the CCR6+ LTi/LTi-like cells and the NKp46+ ILC3s.
Our local contract also improved, strengthened by a master agreement for all SEIU locals.
McCaw still the master for All Blacks A winning mentality surrounds this All Black team and that is not surprising, given the man who will lead them out at Twickenham.
