Sentence examples for master's way from inspiring English sources

The master-servant relationship is upended, as the "houseboy" returns with fondness and irony the Master's way of addressing him as "my good man".

Sargent's copy of Velázquez's portrait of a model posing as Aesop displays a facile but terrific mimicry of the master's way with a brush.

Happily, the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey is using the highly acclaimed translation by the poet Richard Wilbur, who obviously has a chummy sense of humor as well as a master's way with words.

Michaël Borremans's paintings prompt comparisons with David Lynch (they're weird, dark and cinematic), Samuel Beckett (for their stripped-back sets and absurd humour) and Francisco Goya (Borremans has an old master's way with paint).

The two best — Wolcott Gibbs's "Death in the Rumble Seat" and E. B. White's "Across the Street and Into the Grill" — both appeared in this magazine, and it's significant that the two parodists shared Hemingway's project of simplifying the hell out of American prose; it attuned them to the distortions and tics in the Master's way of doing so.

Mr. Master's way of farming — indeed his way of life — has been badly threatened in the two years since Poland joined the European Union, a victim of sanitary laws and mandates to encourage efficiency and competition that favor mechanized commercial farms, farmers here say.

In "My Fair Lady", Henry Higgins wondered "Why can't the English teach their children how to speak?" But the cockney Eliza showed she was no fool well before she mastered Higgins's way of pronouncing "The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain".

The show threw master villains McGarrett's way whom he outsmarted, not out-gunned.

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Besides suggesting kinships to Edward Hopper's scenes of solitude and the meditative still-lifes of the Italian modern master Giorgio Morandi, Gallace's way of painting — it hardly seems a style — has affinities with a New York tradition of painterly realism that was developed in the nineteen-fifties by Fairfield Porter and pursued by, among others, Jane Freilicher and Lois Dodd.

He's also published his master's thesis along the way.