Sentence examples for master of arms from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martínez — everyone calls him Maestro — holds a title esteemed among fencers: master of arms.

The students were put through drills of synchronized footwork by Mr. Martínez's wife, Jeannette Acosta-Martínez Acosta-Martínezof also.

Patton's only comment on the matter was: Following the 1912 Olympics, Patton traveled to Saumur, France, where he learned fencing techniques from Adjutant Charles Cléry, a French "master of arms" and instructor of fencing at the cavalry school there.

Though she initially hesitates, Rose comes to believe Jack's claims of innocence, and she eventually finds him in the master-of-arms' office, handcuffed around a pipe.

The most provocative interpretation was that of Claggart, the corrupt master-of-arms, played by Matthew Rose, winner of the 2012 Critics Circleexceptionalal young talent award.

The club's "philosophy of respect and goodwill" is espoused by Saviolo himself: "The more skill a man hath of his weapon, the more gentle and curteous should he shewe himselfe…" The motto ends with an edict for a "Gentleman… to know himselfe", a quest that strikes a chord with Chris Chatfield, 1595's founder and master-of-arms.

Loosely adapted from "Billy Budd" and set in a French Foreign Legion outpost in the East African enclave of Djibouti, the film is narrated by Sergeant Galoup (Denis Lavant), the movie's equivalent of Claggart, the sinister master-of-arms who destroys an innocent sailor in Melville's allegorical novella.

Foreign Policy Upon his arrival in Washington more than two decades ago, Mr. Gore set out to master the intricacies of arms control and foreign policy.

Master the Manual of Arms from your service's drill and ceremonies manual and then, begin to incorporate some basic exhibition movement.

One was the quarter-master in charge of arms dumps.

Quickly mastered by force of arms, it was officially designated as "the city without a name".