Sentence examples similar to master period from inspiring English sources

Some people have told me that they miss his old, pre-master period.

The recording process of the album eventually lasted from January to August 2003, with an additional mixing and mastering period lasting until October.

Amigo Alen began his career as a goldsmith, in the Grand Bazaar, working his way up from apprentice to master over a period of sixteen years.

So I can tell you with some surety that A Delicate Truth is one of the best of what we must now call the old master's late period.

Davies may be master of the period television adaptation - upcoming projects include Sense and Sensibility, Fanny Hill, Brideshead Revisited and Middlemarch - but the 1985 feature film of A Room With a View, directed by James Ivory, won three Oscars.

Christie's ran the detail of an early painting by Edvard Munch who would later become a leading Expressionist and Sotheby's reproduced a Matisse still life retaining a faint whiff of the master's Fauve period.

For about two centuries, during the Burgundian period, master weavers produced "innumerable series of hangings heavy with gold and silver thread, the like of which the world had never seen".

This was partly because of his admiration for the designs of the Japanese masters of this period; partly because it was simply too expensive to acquire Chinese porcelain.

It has the most comprehensive collection of Italian Renaissance paintings outside Italy, with works by most of the great Florentine and Venetian masters of that period.

The group, whose full name translates as the China Life Preservation and Intellect Improvement Discipline, was one of dozens of schools started by self-styled masters during the period of loose social controls that led to the pro-democracy demonstrations of 1989.

During this period, "masters" articulated various accounts of the Way (dào, the right way to live and to organize society) that would rescue people from the contemporary chaos and suffering.