The phrase "a multitude of master" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "a multitude of masters" to refer to multiple individuals who hold mastery in a particular field.
Example: "In the art world, there is a multitude of masters whose works continue to inspire new generations of artists."
Alternatives: "a variety of masters" or "many masters".
There are a multitude of tricks to master which are combined through the use of grabs, flips, and turns, which will in turn increase your points.
Hubbard is presented as "the master of a multitude of disciplines" who performed extraordinary feats as a photographer, composer, scientist, therapist, explorer, navigator, philosopher, poet, artist, humanitarian, adventurer, soldier, scout, musician and many other fields of endeavor.
Spieth probably should be taking a multitude of mental snapshots from his first Masters field trip.
Yes, I have read the first Fifty Shades book, along with a multitude of critical articles, essays, blog posts and the occasional master's thesis about the entire cultural spectacle.
Generally, a master password is used to encrypt a multitude of user credentials.
4: In his fifty-year career, the master bassist Ron Carter has been heard in a multitude of musical contexts; since 2011, he's occasionally led a jazz orchestra manned by sturdy section players.
These memories rushed to mind on Thursday's news that Horst Faas, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, master photographer, role model and mentor to a multitude of aspiring young photographers, had died in Munich, in his native Germany.
As structural building blocks, bricks are particularly modular for two- (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) architectures due to a master DNA library that can be down selected into a multitude of molecularly precise shapes or repeated units during assembly.
After mastering the challenge of building such equipment, in situ experiments can lead to a multitude of information which can be used to reassess current models.
Then, transformed into a multitude of regional styles, it assimilated various influences from the East and from the barbaric peoples who superseded their Roman masters.
