Sentence examples for master out of from inspiring English sources

"[I got] the original master out of the French national archives.

"I love technology, so it was a lot of fun for me to go and get the original master out of the French national archives.

It is not just the shoe polishing and waiting at table, but the job is also to help the master out of scrapes and to think ahead.

William sports a tunic that Roland has whipped up for his "master" out of cloth from a tent, and his handiwork would make the designer Marc Jacobs chew his lower lip in envy.

Two of them, Eliezer ben Hyrcanus and Joshua ben Hananiah, who are credited with having smuggled their master out of Jerusalem in a coffin, were to become, by the end of the century and the beginning of the following one, the leading teachers of their generation and had a profound influence on the greatest scholars of the next generation.

Unlike Goneril and Regan (Laura Odeh), the Fool tries to cajole his master out of his morose rumblings with puns and questions that are meant to prod the old man into thinking, which is to say, into being who he is: a ruler.

She knew that early, intensive therapy was the twins' best hope of learning simple skills, acquiring language and mastering out-of-control behavior.

Roger Ebert gave this real-life tale of a teen mum in the 60s ending up with a masters degree three-out-of-four stars.

O'Donnell designed the opening to lull the listener into a sense of suspense, then wonder; "I want them to feel pride and longing the moment Master Chief walks out of the smoke".

According to his own account years later, he got into old masters out of opportunism.

Ross is definitely right that we need to let the classical masters out of the cult of "consoling beauty" that we have created for them, by connecting them with the present.