Sentence examples for foreign master from inspiring English sources

"We are going to beholden to the foreign master".

"A young, ambitious Kenyan today should not have to do what my grandfather did and serve a foreign master.

Earlier this month, the former American vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin claimed that America borrowing money from China is like slavery, because "we are going to be beholden to a foreign master".

It was a victory for realism and diplomacy – qualities that Greeks will need in abundance in the age of austerity that is now visited upon them by their new foreign master, the EU budget.

Then came an NGO law that requires groups like mine — groups that are trying to affect public opinion and public policy — to register and publicly identify themselves as "foreign agents" on the preposterous assumption that if we accept even a kopeck of foreign funding it must mean that we are beholden to some foreign master.

"Nobody wants a foreign master," said the ancient Melians to the Athenians before being crushed by them.

During most of the 15th century, Italian music was dominated by foreign masters mainly from northern France and the Netherlands.

"By killing women and children the enemy once again proved their mercilessness and their loyalty to foreign masters," Mr. Karzai was quoted as saying in the statement.

Mr Chávez has promised a two-month war of attrition against the opposition, whom he describes as "fascist oligarchs" obeying orders from "foreign masters" in the United States.

The cold war is over, and if there are still reds under the American bed, they have no foreign masters left to serve.

Maulana Allah Wasaia, head of Tahaffuz-e-Khatm-e-Nubuwwat, an anti-Ahmadi group, accused the government of trying to "please its foreign masters".