Sentence examples for able to master the from inspiring English sources

You'll be able to master the manual settings of your camera and create images that express your personality.

Though born in Britain, the director Roger Spottiswoode has been able to master the obstacle course of contemporary Hollywood.

"We really liked Billy's photography because he was able to master the snap and make it richer, make it pop more".

In surfing you have to be able to master the same things — your stance, your balance over your feet, the twisting and compressing and extending your legs.

No evidence of their theoretical understanding of it exists, but nevertheless they were able to master the design of trusses in a practical way.

"These are very, very socially skilled kids who are really able to master the intricacies of diverse social situations," Dr. Allen said in a phone interview.

Wallace won for the eighth time at Bristol Motor Speedway, a dangerous.533-mile stretch that he's been able to master the past decade.

New regulations are all well and good, but why haven't we been able to master the excellent rules of bookkeeping we've had for centuries?

It's not just a matter of looking frightfully regal on a horse, the monarch has to be able to master the radio microphone.

"Joe was able to master all the odd-time signatures that Dave wanted to explore.

England's total of 295 gave them a first innings lead of 154, a sizeable advantage on a pitch that only one batsman has been able to master, and by the close Sri Lanka had reduced the deficit to 68 by reaching 86 for 4. Matthew Hoggard once again gave England a perfect start when he dismissed Upul Tharanga in the first over of Sri Lanka's reply.