Sentence examples for master day from inspiring English sources

In the 1830s, slaves adopted April 1 as Fool the Master Day and often planned escape attempts on that date.

At the 12th hole, he fired successfully at the middle of the green, as one must on a Masters Sunday, then three-putted for bogey.

(Chinen) Renee Rosnes: Music of the Piano Masters (Friday through Sunday) Ms. Rosnes is not only a resourceful pianist but also a student of her instrument's role in jazz, which makes her a natural for this assignment.

(Chinen) Renee Rosnes: Music of the Piano Masters (Tuesday through Oct. 16) Ms. Rosnes is not only a resourceful pianist but also a student of her instrument's role in jazz, which makes her a natural for this assignment.

— NAILA-JEAN MEYERS We really need some fireworks on the back nine because so far this Masters Sunday has been a snooze, no? — Alan Shipnuck (@AlanShipnuck) 14 Apr 13 Angel Cabrera looks very, very solid as the kids behind him scramble.

(Chinen) ★ N.E.A. Jazz Masters (Friday) Every year the National Endowment for the Arts bestows the encomium of Jazz Master on a handful of accomplished musicians, and every year a handful of past honorees appears at Flushing Town Hall.

Just another Masters Sunday, a day of madness and despair, of great shots and shockers, a day when a couple of Englishmen made the flag of St George proud and the sweet-swinging Louis Oosthuizen made a valiant stand.

To take up a genre beloved of old and modern masters, Sunday painters and about half the entrants to the Royal Academy show every summer is to join a tradition.

Masters Sunday.

McIlroy was 21 when he took a four-shot lead into Masters Sunday in 2011.

So it was eerie and spine-tingling to witness what transpired on Masters Sunday 2016.