Sentence examples for have become master from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, the public at large have become master colorists.

Busy parents have become master multitaskers.

The Mets have become masters of their own timing.

But if the run-up to Greece's election on January 25th has proved anything, it is that politicians have become masters in the dark arts of expectation management.

To slip past censors, Chinese bloggers have become masters of comic subterfuge, cloaking their messages in protective layers of irony and satire.

Michael Wilbon of The Washington Post then reminds us to stop looking for logic anywhere near the Redskins, who have become masters at absurd theater.

Since 1945, the Germans have become masters of dealing with the Nazi-era victim sites, or Opferorte, such as Dachau, Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen.

That was when the Palace, and notably Prince Charles, learned about corporate brand management, and they have become masters of its arts.

That just because we have become masters of genetic manipulation, we may not necessarily be able to control our own tantalising discoveries.

That is the nature of the forest which is being manipulated and controlled by Boko Haram who have become masters of the savannah.

Though some have recklessly inflated those problems through mismanagement, many others have become masters in the art of thrift.In the past decade local governments have merged towns, reduced the number of schools and run welfare services on a shoestring.