Sentence examples for master of two from inspiring English sources

Andy Statman is a master of two idioms linked only by their demand for virtuosity and their down-home origins.

Thielemans became famous as a master of two techniques that have otherwise made hardly a mark on jazz history – whistling, and playing the harmonica.

Master of two franchises (the other being Sherlock Holmes), the toast of every awards show, a beloved and sparklingly intelligent talkshow guest, a zillionaire and, oh yeah, Mister Box Office.

He's the master of two franchises – The Transporter and Crank movies – that are scarcely discernible either tonally or kinetically, while Safe partakes of Transporter 1 just as War did of The One (both co-starring his lean Asian doppelganger Jet Li), and The Mechanic did of Death Race.

Which is not what they do today, since the language of cinema became sold to the market of television, where they do a master of two people, then do the closeups.

There's also the idea as well where somebody has to become the master of two worlds, having their individual identity established and accepted but also realizing their place within the tribe or broader group.

Jack of all trades, master of three.

I had to be a master of one.

White became an enthusiastic if not very talented guitar player, master of four chords.

Surely it is better to hire a candidate who is master of one trade, than a jack of all?

"I'm a master of seven different games: chess, Scrabble, bridge, poker, backgammon," Hoffmann said, untroubled by the numerical incongruence.