Sentence examples for for every master from inspiring English sources

You were suddenly reminded that for every Master of the Universe trading bonds in the clouds, there was a Master of the Underworld, who knew how to splice cable back together.

But for every master tutor, there are many more, like J. C. Whittaker, a bartender and aspiring actor, who posted his number on Internet sites, contacted college counselors for referrals, applied for a position with Princeton Review but can find no clients.

Woods has suffered a string of injuries since 2008, missing two Opens, a US Open and a PGA Championships, but has been present for every Masters since making his debut as an amateur in 1995.

(to cast at an even faster rate hold block and continually hit the cast button) Each skill should master in about 2 hours which levels your character about 7 times for every mastered skill(one level for every ten skill increases) To master alchemy in like 20 minutes you must have collected the two of same kind of scroll and one of another describes earlier.

These trainings were conducted by a team of four training specialists for every twenty five master trainers.

Steve Hale, who lives in Aiken, S.C., about 20 miles from Augusta, has attended every Masters tournament for the last 40 years.

It's thought to be inspired by Hachiko, the legendarily loyal Japanese dog who waited at the train station for his master every day until he died.

But if the show reveals him to be the real Gossip Girl, the omniscient puppeteer always one step ahead of her vapid targets, it will have pulled off the ultimate long con, forcing us to root for a master manipulator whose every interaction with the other characters has been a well-crafted lie.

Controls for no template (ntc) and controls for no amplification (nac) were run for each master mix, but not for every single sample.

But at cooking college, she had to overcome her own, very un-Chinese, distaste for using MSG in every dish, master the nuances of the mouth-feel of, for example, slippery and rubbery-textured foods (dried sea cucumbers that resemble 'fossilised turds') and learn how 'to create dazzling fu hei wei [complex flavours].

Harvard's Graduate School of Education, for example, receives about two applications for every slot in its master's program; the medical school, about 30 for each seat.