Sentence examples for going to master from inspiring English sources

I bought it anyway, then vowed to myself that I was going to master this art once and for all.

"So if it's playing tennis, she's going to master it and do it well; if it's raising her kids, she's going to master it and do it well; if it's her various equestrian activities, she's going to jump in and do it well; if it's decorating her home, it's done well; if it's cooking, it's done well".

But if you feared that he was going to master this format as brazenly as he'd controlled his one-to-one interviews earlier in the week, reassurance came quite quickly.

But by the time he got to "the private sector, the engine that drives economic growth," you knew he was never going to master the trick of creating a sense of intimacy within a huge arena.

Hollande has short legs, so he is never going to master a languorous stride, and, come his first summit, he should be wary of trying to keep pace with the amble of President Obama; if you're Phil Silvers, you don't want to hop along next to Gary Cooper.

So if you are going to master software you must master open source.

I've come a long way, but I have so far to go to master the technique".

She is the founder of Dr. B. Presents where women, professors, and healthcare graduates go to master their minds and elevate their energy to create more magic in their lives.

Even though you still feel you have a long way to go to master Thai, occasionally come out of the cocoon and put to practice what you have learnt.

The combos meet again, and later in the afternoon break up and go to master classes.

On home stretch, the man shouts, 'Come on, Richard, Come on -- Richard skids to stop and goes to master, and not the goal.