Sentence examples for make a master from inspiring English sources

About eugenics, America's attempt to make a master race by breeding out the so-called weak.

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

Today the principal use of optical recording is to make a master optical negative for final exhibition prints after all editing and rerecording have been completed.

"So I thought, I'll come down to London and lend you them, and you can make a master tape, and I'll pick them up personally".

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.

In arenas like the operating room — where success depends on the integration of many different agendas, a dozen kicking chorus lines moving seamlessly across the stage — medical professionals working together never thought to make a master list.

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

And making a master plan for a site straddling two countries is impossible unless they co-operate.

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

The Swiss model of vocational training goes back to the 14th century, when guilds introduced apprenticeships in order to define what makes a master craftsman.

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.