Sentence examples for master played from inspiring English sources

Myself, I'd consult with Kesuke Miyagi, the karate master played by Pat Morita in "The Karate Kid" (1984).

"Yes!" "Yes!" "Yes!" "Yes!" she kept saying, as the enslaved Solomon Northup, played by Chiwetel Ejiofor, gave a thrashing to an especially wicked master played by Paul Dano.

The finale, shown between 7.05pm and 7.55pm, revolved around the Doctor's arch enemy the Master, played by John Simm, and his attempt to enslave the human race.

McBurney complicates (or perhaps simplifies) things by having the devil and the Master played by the same actor – good and evil not polarised, like Moscow tramlines, but intertwined.

Her life was the fairy tale in which the muse becomes the master, played out in surrealist Paris in the 1930s where her lover and collaborator was Man Ray, the American dada-surrealist artist.

Mr. Nigro (pronounced NIGH-grow) met Mr. Fischer at a chess exhibition at the Brooklyn Public Library in 1951 in which Max Pavey, a master, played many challengers simultaneously.

I've learned stamina, which is something you master playing football.

Again Flintoff has the Little Master playing and missing, with the batsman stuck on the crease.

There's a great deal of sense in this picture, the master playing sideman for the student.

Even Jeremy Hunt, really not at all an "arty" culture secretary, recalled the formative experience of his music master playing him the whole thing when he was a kid.

The only way to nail the doomed couple is to play them the way a jazz master plays a tune: differently from day to day, from moment to moment.