Sentence examples for has a masterclass from inspiring English sources

Karen Peploe Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire I see the Guardian has a Masterclass on offer at only £6,000, reduced from £7,000, on "How to finish a work of fiction" (Advertisement, Review, 18 July).

Switzerland swept Britain in its opener when Federer had a masterclass win over British player Cameron Norrie in his opening match.

Pellegrini has quality in all areas and his handling of keeper Hart has been a masterclass of man-management.

Far from advancing anyone's strategic aims, the crisis in Syria has undermined everybody's interests in the region and created threats to wider peace and stability.It has been a masterclass in how not to address a crisis.

As well as screening films, the festival also has a series of masterclasses, including one with Danny Cohen, who was the cinematographer of The King's Speech.

The rehabilitation of Bieber has been a masterclass in repositioning.

Livingston's five-year reign has been a masterclass in cost-cutting and cash generation.

Congratulations to Geoff Lavender who has won a Masterclass of his choice worth up to £450.

The gargantuan, four-hour telecast has become a masterclass in product placement, Twitter-friendly stunts, and dead-eyed bonhomie; that, of course, is what makes it a great watch.

Jo Cox, MP for Batley and Spen elected in May, argues British foreign policy in Syria has "been a masterclass in how not to do foreign policy and a shameful lesson on what happens when you ignore a crisis of this magnitude".

Because in its sclerotic complacency it never learns anything, it went on in due course to lose its base in Scotland and then elect Jeremy Corbyn, whose performance during the referendum has been a masterclass in lacklustre, moribund, timid, low-wattage helplessness.