Sentence examples for becoming masters from inspiring English sources

With this evidence that glial cells not only contributed to, but actively regulated, a process highly valued by neuroscientists, glial cells moved up in social rank and changed gender, becoming "masters of the synapse" and "architects of the brain". The metaphors clearly imply that as cells become more valuable to nervous system function, they become metaphorically masculine.

Journeymen could no longer anticipate becoming masters.

It prevented the Danes from becoming masters of the whole of England.

It helps somewhat that most of his former business school classmates are hardly becoming masters of the universe.

First, there are the highly driven players obsessed with making Sims money and becoming masters of the Sims universe.

To date, the current leaders have had to focus more intently on becoming masters of organizational behavior than rebooting businesses.

They're not becoming master craftsmen.

Swabians in the 19th century responded by emigrating to America or Russia, or by becoming master innovators.

But Lama Lobtsul persevered, and at 21 he attained the title of lama, or teacher, eventually becoming master of ceremonies at his monastery.

Students like Elizabeth, and Wilson and Ruth Sawtell Wallis before her, sought a Ph.D. not as an incomeproducing asset, but as a route to becoming master craftsmen in their chosen fields.

In the past, he took on interns from Barcelona's IPFP Verge de la Mercè, the only watch-making school in Spain, but later stopped, because, he said, the students' coursework was geared toward repair rather than becoming master watchmakers.