Sentence examples for master impresario from inspiring English sources

It has been a long and strange journey for the master impresario of the digital age from the days when he convinced Nolan Bushnell at Atari to let him work at night (because none of the other engineers could stand him) and got his friend Stephen Wozniak to create the videogame Breakout in exchange for a chance to play games all night, Steve was always an excellent operator.

Yet, irony in tow, on June 4th, 2012, I set down in a speckless, air-conditioned, floor-to-ceiling-glass terrarium for business execs and K-POP stars, high-up in the rarified, clean air of Namsan Mountain, to have a conversation, mano-a-mano, with the master impresario of hacker spaces, from Cupertino to Cheonggyecheon, Dale Dougherty: founder and publisher of O'Reilly's MAKE Magazine.

The media chorus that accompanies each apocalypse speaks of "these people", master impresarios of grief, who tell how shock turns to anger when relief fails to reach them; while at the same time, they detect dignity among those whose lives are rarely portrayed, let alone celebrated, in their ritual presentation of the world.

It was fitting, some would say ironic, that the impresario who mastered reality..

It was fitting, some would say ironic, that the impresario who mastered reality TV and the power of image was laid bare by the tools of his craft.

But Poole is also a student of chief interest-rate impresario, Alan Greenspan Alan Greenspan, a master qualifier of all remarks.

The tournament is set in motion by an impresario, himself a chess master but not at all a programmer, and the event is preserved for posterity by a young man who is entrusted with videotaping it (as if to emphasize the event's cinema-specificity, those two roles are played by Gerald Peary, a film critic, and Daniel Metz, a film programmer, respectively).

These impresarios have mastered the arts of branding and cross-promotion, with licensing deals for everything from booze to books.

Everything from the characters (the aforementioned Golblum, Sam Neill as child-hating paleontologist Alan Grant, Richard Attenborough as theme park impresario John Hammond) to the majestic John Williams score reveals a master class in movie magic.

He is often portrayed as either a master Machiavellian who always gets his way or a money-grubbing lowbrow impresario.

His name has often been linked with that of the artist and impresario Hon'ami Kōetsu, and it has been recorded that these two masters were married to sisters.