Sentence examples for master largely from inspiring English sources

Sending text messages by phone is an irritating skill to master, largely because 26 letters, plus punctuation, have to be created with only 10 buttons.

Maar had trained as a painter, but, doubtful of her abilities (likely exasperated in her position as lover to the bullish master), largely ceased painting while with the group, instead producing a small but delightfully unsettling series of hallucinatory photographs.

In 1993, the Mystery Writers of America gave him their highest honor, naming him Grand Master, largely on the strength of his two classic series: one featuring hard-boiled burglar Parker (played on screen by Lee Marvin, Robert Duvall, Mel Gibson, and Jason Statham, among others), the other portraying hapless heister John Dortmunder (who lucked out and got Robert Redford go figure).

Maar had trained as a painter, but, doubtful of her abilities (no doubt exasperated in her position as lover to the bullish master), largely ceased painting while with the group, instead producing a small but delightfully unsettling series of hallucinatory photographs.

He was a master draftsman, largely self-taught and in some ways quite traditional, because he was inspired by Victorian English illustrators such as Randolph Caldecott and by the Jewish European folklore of his own background.

The differences between journeyman and master is largely business knowledge.

Yet while people might debate the size of the opposing crowds, one thing seems certain: this time the government mastered and largely ­controlled the narrative.

During this period, a succession of seven highly esteemed law masters was largely responsible for the revival of legal education in the Eastern Roman Empire.

A special master earlier ruled largely in favor of the N.F.L., and the union appealed to the federal court.

Perhaps Charles Massoud of Paumanok, who has largely mastered late-harvest wines, could offer his colleagues some coaching.

Costs are rising, crop yields are stagnating and the government is providing ever more support to keep its farms afloat.In this section Bitter harvest The wrong direction Bidding masters ReprintsSince a largely man-made famine that started in the late 1950s, in which tens of millions died, China has defied the odds by feeding its people almost entirely on its own.