Sentence examples for become the master from inspiring English sources

By such means, he believed, "the working class may become the master class".

Hawks, meanwhile, would go on to become the master of the new genre.

You will become the master of your very own curry matrix.

What is needed today is the will to enforce our own laws and become the master of our own actions.

In this way, we become the master of that to which, outside of the game, we are bound.

He is, and always has been, alone with his obsession to become the master of his chosen art.

The flagstone pathway continues to the studio in the back, which has become the master — and only — bedroom.

What was viewed as a potentially fatal political problem only days ago has become the master-stroke of his candidacy.

It also provided a student-has-become-the-master moment for Colbert, who came to prominence on Stewart's program and who in the early years of the "Report" (pronounced "ruh-poor," of course), benefited greatly from his Comedy Central lead-in.

The first "Boyle lecturer" was the theologian Richard Bentley, who would eventually become the Master of Newton's alma mater, Trinity College, Cambridge, and who also worked under Locke's correspondent, Bishop Stillingfleet, himself an admirer of Newton's (Gascoigne 1985: 65).

He learned how to read me and slowly but surely he has become the Master of Silent Advice.