Sentence examples for hard master from inspiring English sources
'hard master' is not a correct part of a sentence in written English
It is not a phrase that is commonly used in English. However, if you are writing fiction, you may choose to use it in a certain context. For example: "The apprentice was determined to please his hard master."
Whether or not James Franklin was a hard master, he was, as a printer, bold unto recklessness.
"To toil for a hard master is bitter, but to have no master to toil for is more bitter still".
In a letter home, another infantryman, Joseph Kaufman of the 10th Virginia, wrote, "Old Jack is a hard master from the way he is putting us through.
The cockiness that once permeated the work ("Haven't I hymned your praise enough?" or "Hard Master / I called out / Undo me") has been subdued to a still, mature reverence.
As indeed she and many another solver there proved, though it's uncertain whether it's living upside-down that is the brain stimulant or the sea air; a striking number of replies came also from British Columbia and the west coast of the United States.But alas sorry, Dr Hogan random chance is a hard master, and none of them came first or second out of the letter/fax/e-mail hat.
Be a hard master to yourself– and be lenient to everybody else.
But she works hard, masters her briefing books and has few serious policy differences with Mr Obama.
"It's been quite hard mastering those rhythms," says Grint. "There's lots of bouncing off one another, and it's so fast-paced and charged.
It is all very surprising, and it is a remarkable stroke of art that makes the younger sister, Helen, approach the hard masters of the world first.
Some things are harder: mastering policy, acting presidential, leading a party whose power-brokers loathe you.
War is a hard task master.
