From Nixon sweating on TV in those early televised debates to former actor Ronald Reagan's mastery of the media to Clinton's telegenic persona, tube appeasement was job one, until we got to George W. Bush.
Charles Oakley, who played power forward for the Knicks for a decade before being traded to the Toronto Raptors, used a football analogy today to emphasize how his new team can continue its mastery over his former one when their first-round playoff series begins on Sunday at Madison Square Garden.
Particular experiences that catch Blacks eye: Eagle Scouts ("Takes a lot of work to earn that rank") and former teaching assistants ("Shows great mastery of a topic to be able to teach that and shows they earned the trust of a professor").
Traditionally, there has been a disparity between learnt basic sciences and clinical sciences, where complete mastery of the former was not necessarily essential to enable the latter [ 5].
Its formal mastery earns it cultural power.
Then there was his mastery of stagecraft: the former Farrokh Bulsara was an intensely physical performer who made every inch of the stage his domain.
Mr. Svinin, a former miner who has an easygoing mastery of Apatit's business and a devotion to his work, contends that Mr. Khodorkovsky has invested more money in Apatit than the $283 million originally required.
Founder and former editor of 'LA Weekly'; Life mastery teacher.
Then the fans who had been lulled to sleep by Nova's mastery were awakened by the former Yankee Hideki Matsui's long drive to the warning track, the game's last out.
"I felt terribly let down that she could behave like that," said one of D'Souza's former friends, a local hairdresser, elegantly demonstrating her mastery of English understatement.
