Sentence examples for always master from inspiring English sources

Angela resembles "Pepper Ann," which is now in its fourth season on ABC, because the leads don't always master every situation, as a superhero girl might.

Mr. Cornejo, who might indeed be our generation's Baryshnikov, and Ms. Lane are perfectly matched physically, but seemed tentative with each other, and did not always master the intricacies of the partnering.

The news release out of Charlotte, N.C., by the developer says it will be a 500-acer master planned community (they are always master planned until the master decides there's more money to be made with an apartment complex in your backyard) with 1,250 new homes and "access to light rail and native wooded areas".

Well, here is another chance to get it right and get their season going against a team that Coach Jim Haslett (3-0) halwaysays mastered.

It is that attempt to balance empathy with a caring push that has impressed many Americans, and foreigners, who have noted that President Bush has not always mastered it.

Maybe she will in years to come, but on this debut she's merely a sweet-voiced muse, singing small, pretty songs with aplomb, but not always mastering them.

"A people are always masters of their destiny.

Communicating risk requires skills not always mastered by patients or doctors alike [ 6- 11].

Whereas in master slave replication the propagation direction is always from master to slaves, in multi-master replication, propagation happens in different directions.

Wilde was always a master of disguises and personas.

Mr. Bracho is not always the master of his script.