Sentence examples for first master of from inspiring English sources

Steinitz was also the first master of defensive play.

Seven-year-old Ali is Millie's first master of the day.

Pascal is the first master of a really modern prose style.

Hishikawa Moronobu is generally accredited as the first master of ukiyo-e.

The first master of the new wisdom, al-Suhrawardī (12th century), called it the "wisdom of illumination".

Herbert Bayer was appointed first master of the newly founded Druck und Reklame ("Printing and Advertising") workshop at the Bauhaus in 1925.

Schleger was rapidly becoming one of the first masters of corporate design.

The first masters of the jeremiad form said that the purity of worship had been lost.

The Brackett cup was made by John Hull and Robert Sanderson Sr., the first masters of New England silver; their initials are marked on it.

Ludwig Senfl, "Im Maien" (Harmonia Mundi) — The matchless viol consort Fretwork and the tenor Charles Daniels pay tribute to Senfl, one of the first masters of German song, in compelling performances that highlight both the music's rough-hewn energy and its exquisite contrapuntal craft.

The larger narrative of "Reading Lyrics" holds few surprises: it is the story of the greats told through their work, "the progress from the first masters of the colloquial" -- Cohan, Wodehouse, Irving Berlin -- to the more worldly sophistications" of Porter, Coward and Lorenz Hart "to the robust American vein" of Hammerstein and Johnny Mercer.