Sentence examples for made a master of from inspiring English sources

Late in his life, to his huge surprise, he was made a master of Aberdeen University for keeping old traditions alive.

In 1993, Fleming was made a master of the University of Surrey, and awarded an honorary doctorate of letters in recognition of his scholarship.

He was made a "Master of the House" and a senior student (called a fellow in other colleges) the following year and was appointed lecturer in mathematics (the equivalent of today's tutor), a post he resigned in 1881.

Were we to commit ourselves to making a master list of what New York City needs more of, it is fair to say that many of us would wear a third or fourth pencil down to the nub before settling on an 18-hole golf course and the increased presence of Donald J. Trump.

The basic concept is to make a master copy of the presentation display panel of the presenter at the server, and it will be made available for the listeners to retrieve this data.

Connecticut fire departments, eager to put the state's $2.6 million share to use, created a group of municipal fire officials to make a master list of equipment and training they need to buy, said John Brady, president of the Connecticut Fire Chiefs Associationn.

One of these days I really have to make a master list of character names... What is the message you want readers to take away from this book?

Researchers are analyzing the region's economy and making a master map of its features.

In August 1948, Attorney General Tom Clark gave the F.B.I. the power to make a master list of such people.

If you had to make a master list of all the world's problems, "limited access to movies" probably wouldn't appear until Page 273,996.

Make a master list of your interests, passions, skills, hobbies and curiosities, past and present.