Sentence examples for master's class from inspiring English sources
"master's class" is an acceptable phrase in written English
It usually refers to a class taught by a professor or expert in a particular field. For example, "John is taking a master's class in mathematics this semester."
Here's Republican consultant Mike Murphy on Twitter: mike murphy (@murphymike) A master's class in using (select) factoids and policy ideas to "explain" and score big politically.
There were, in all, about 30 students in the master's class at Penn on the Saturday in September I attended.
When I e-mailed various graduates of Penn's first master's class, I found that they continued to take positive psychology's emphasis on the engaged life very seriously.
The first half of his 471-page book, including acknowledgments, charts, bibliography, notes and index, is filled with so many detours (a master's class in Jewish boxing; the life story of mob-run wrestler-turned-boxer Primo Carnera) that one begins to wonder where the main character went.
But the average pay rate for a 1-hour lecture to a master's class is only approximately 30 Euro.
Serial entrepreneur C chose partners for two subsequent ventures from his Master's class, but for his last project, he complemented his market expertise with the technical expertise that he did or could not acquire completely.
After a year of juggling Dunkin' Donuts shifts and master's classes, my dad was offered a manager position and an opportunity to own doughnut stores.
Butts found her master's-level classes easier after experiencing Hopkins's rigorous undergraduate system.
A nationalist bore who interrupts the sunny torpor of a Sunday morning barber's shop collects in his person the miseries and irritations of a lifetime: "The man in the barber shop is the neat notebook of my schoolfriend; my school-master's class log; simultaneous equations; a book of logarithms.
After living for a time in Los Angeles, Mr. Longoria moved back to San Antonio in 1980 and began a 20-year teaching career at the Guadalupe Cultural Center, where he taught beginning and master's-level accordion classes to more than 1,000 students.
"We're generally very underpaid," said Ms. Clark, who is raising two children and taking seven hours of master's level classes at the University of South Carolina.
