Sentence examples for master may be from inspiring English sources

The rage to master may be the point at which nature unequivocally makes its constraints felt.

His close relationship with his master may be a liability during his tenure in Brussels.

Depending on your interpretation, that puppet master may be a man named Irimias, who, along with his sidekick Petrina, was reported killed 18 months prior.

While "The Master" may be too oddball to be an Oscar contender, it has performed well on critics' year-end lists.

Now, following the premise that a minor work by an old master may be as much of a discovery for audiences as a brand-new play, the playhouse is producing three relatively unheard of one acts -- by Chekhov, Shaw and Feydeau -- under the collective title "Don't Make Me Laugh".

Plus, although becoming a master may be a lifetime's pursuit, mastering the basics is quick and painless.

And this year's Masters may be as good as everyone expected.

"Masters" may be a change of pace from the reality shows that are dominating the summer ratings, but the pace in question isn't brisk.

The decision to use the digital masters may be contentious among collectors, who have been arguing for years that EMI should release a high-quality vinyl set made directly from the original analog masters prepared in the 1960s.

Masters may be at the top of the gynaecological game – if you can call it that; I'm pretty sure you can't – but he's also as uptight as a DVT sock on an elephant.

Recollections of Rubens and of Bolognese masters may be seen in his most accomplished religious work done in Italy, an altarpiece, the Madonna of the Rosary (1624 27; Oratorio del Rosario, Palermo).