Sentence examples for becoming a master at from inspiring English sources
Alekhine was a precocious chess player, becoming a master at age 16 and a grandmaster at age 22.
Fast becoming a master at delivering a strong message in polite terms, Southgate managed to provide comfort for Alli and also challenge him at the same time.
She is becoming a master at understated comedy--this time as a plain, shy, gangly, slightly wacky Norwegian maid who's got a terrific crush on her employer.
Growing up, I was an international chess champion, #1 ranked for my age for 8 years in a row, and beat Bobby Fischer's record for becoming a master at the age of 13.
In order to get good at something, whether it's getting good at meeting women, becoming a more interesting date, being a better boyfriend or girlfriend, losing weight, becoming a master at your job or building a brand new business, every single day, you've got to do little by little by little.
He began fencing at Columbia and developed his technique at Fencers Club, becoming a master of the épée and earning national championships in men's individual épée in 1971 and 1972, gold medals in two Pan American Games in 1963 and 1971, and a World Cup bronze medal in 1972.
This is your guide to becoming a master communicator and getting your voice heard at work.
That might seem unnecessary advice to give to those who, in some people's perception at least, see an MBA as the first step towards becoming a master of the universe.
Becoming a master password thief is, it turns out, easy.
Sarah Nobis Baden, the former Government economist, said she hoped to avoid burnout by becoming a master teacher.
