Sentence examples for definite master from inspiring English sources
There is a definite "master of the universe" flavor to his campaign.
Also each vendor can master definite parts of the CBM system instead of developing the entire one, which also allows competition and cooperation between different vendors.
Not definitive, just definite.
However, there are definite advantages to pursuing a master?s or Ph.D. in a research-based environment.
And though Masta Killa had definite opinions on what constitutes a master ("anyone who controls his own destiny"), he did not find that illuminated in "The Master".
It's a definite possibility," said Williams on the 2014 Masters being his last.
Most IFS staff – who invariably refer to their employer as "IFS" with the definite article elided – join straight out of undergraduate or masters programmes.
"I think (the European Masters) Crans-Sur-Sierre next week is a definite no-no as it's a massive event on the European Tour," Shaw told BBC Sport Northern Ireland.
The performers move about on a mostly bare stage, suggesting, without being too definite, organisms of various species populating the earth and a human contingent exploring, settling, mastering, and running amok.
"There was a definite taste for the 18th century, and those paintings brought good prices," said George Wachter, the worldwide co-chairman of old master paintings at Sotheby's, after the morning session of his sale on Thursday.
