Sentence examples for finding a master from inspiring English sources

Try finding a master thatcher.

Another aims at finding a master key to youth.

Dracula, Napoleon, an Egyptian pharaoh and even a T-Rex all prove disappointing as while finding a master is easy, "keeping a master is tricky".

There is an aspect of art to what we do, that is learned not in school but by finding a master and serving an apprenticeship".

And some ingredients to the file keys are things that make them individual to a file, so finding a "master" that unlocks them all if you managed to unlock one is much harder.

While I have never been successful in finding a karate master to follow me around and give me sage advice, I do have a standard list of folks that I turn to when I am in need of some wisdom.

The graphic novel that I did with Richard Corben included "Eggsucker," the story that precedes "A Boy And His Dog" and runs straight through "Run, Dog, Run," the story that follows "A Boy And His Dog," in which Vic ostensibly dies, and the remainder of the novel is Blood on his own finding a new master who is a girl.

But surely you still have more work and need to overcome the first hurdles: finding a start, mastering the format and writing in a scholarly fashion that will inspire you, or at least prevent you from procrastinating, and will also make your professors happy.

I decided to kick things up a notch by finding a really good master class to hone the material, so that I could start approaching agents with my proposal and partial manuscript.

Bounceur feared that finding a lab for his master's research project would prove trickier as a result of the normal consequences of being an immigrant.

The second kind of march back to power, which takes longer but is more enduring, reflects a party's success in coming to grips with changing conditions — demographic, ideological or both — and in finding a leader who has mastered the new political terrain.