Sentence examples for master? from inspiring English sources

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master?

noun

Someone who has control over something or someone.

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Do they not recall Greyfriars Bobby, the dog that was so devoted to his dead master that he would not leave the old man's graveside?

He's a master.

I met him only after I became master of St Peter's College, Oxford, but he had a palpable gift for friendship and within minutes of our first encounter he was coming up with schemes and plots to help the college.

Now, every time the master branch is tagged vN.NN a new version will automatically ship.

He was a master of disguise who loved tweaking the nose of the police.

It has a fair chance, given its cast, source material and the presence of Ryan, a master of edge-of-your-seat television.

In two weeks... Denzel Washington welcomes you aboard his Flight … Sylvester Stallone in killing mood for Bullet To The Head … In three weeks... Anthony Hopkins masters the master in Hitchcock … Advertising v dictatorship in Chilean hit No… In a month... Bruce Willis and son hit Russia in A Good Day To Die Hard … Judd Apatow brings us up to date with This Is 40 ….

But all this took time: the early Gove months had been "continuity Blairism", picking up where the man he called "the Master" had been held back by Labour MPs.

He's done so by using the notation with which Beauty was recorded in 1903 by the ballet master Nicholas Sergeyev.

The torrent technology wasn't easy to master, a good ratio was difficult to maintain, the forum moderators were Nazis, and uploading even a single byte of data to the site technically constituted a felony-level conspiracy.

Rodriguez was also cited for obstructing the investigation and for violating the Basic Agreement which is the master document that lays out protocol between the Players and Major League Baseball.

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