Sentence examples for begin to master from inspiring English sources
To cook well at home is to begin to master the quotidian, to wrest a measure of control over the entropy of day-to-day living.
If we don't begin to master the techniques of pull in our personal lives, our institutions will have little possibility of change.
She points out that children start integrating what they know about the shape of the environment, their navigational sense, with what they know about its landmarks — object recognition — at just the age when they begin to master spatial language and words like "left" and "right".
Allows students to gain a better understanding of strategic issues and begin to master the analytic tools the strategists use, by studying the strategic decisions of companies in many different industries and countries, ranging from U.S. technology firms to a Swiss bank and a Chinese white-goods manufacturer.
If you have specific goals to achieve, such as conversing with a partner or using a foreign language at work, that motivation can be all you need to begin to master conversations.
Begin to master both perseverance and patience.
In another document from 2011, the author said GCHQ was beginning to "master the internet".
But he insisted that a generation of young players is just beginning to master the nuances of a complex game.
