Sentence examples for master in which from inspiring English sources

(That partly explains the limited popular appeal of Paul Thomas Anderson's "Master," in which deliverance remains insistently out of reach).

Saying "Let's play" triggers a round of mimic the master, in which the dog's robotic whistles hilariously duplicates the rise and fall of the speaker's voice.

The most depressing thing about "The Master" — in which the art of the director and the actors converged with a rare, white-hot fury from beginning to end — is, now, its basis in substance abuse.

The invitation itself spelled out the message: An apparent Dutch Old Master in which the sweet-faced woman in a white wimple turned out to be wearing plastic bag.

There is, for instance, a scene that takes place early on in "The Master" in which Henry listens attentively to a remark made by the archbishop of Canterbury's son, about a pair of children he'd once heard of, abandoned on an old estate; this was, in fact, the real-life genesis of "The Turn of the Screw".

The new film isn't as deliberately baffling as The Master, in which the tale of a self-help guru and his damaged disciple was all grandly floating metaphor without any true social or emotional context.

He has won five clay-court titles already this year, including the Monte Carlo Masters, in which he defeated last year's French Open runner-up Guillermo Coria in four sets.

So get ready for a Masters in which the average score should be higher, and the players will be more severely tested.

While looking for a vehicle for the low-comic spark of James Corden, who had acted in "The History Boys" and co-created the popular British TV series "Gavin and Stacey," Hytner thought of Goldoni's "The Servant of Two Masters," in which he had once performed in a school production.

"I just have some aesthetic preferences and like to go full bore to master something in which I'm interested".

What distinguishes Calibur is its Weapon Master level, in which the player seeks out a fabled sword.