Sentence examples for master shows from inspiring English sources

When Scaring took over the interrogation of the fingerprint expert, it was like the turn in a master class, when the master shows how it should be done.

The final sequence, in which the Yin-Yang Master shows the Emperor the consequences of his brutal rule, restores the awesome ritualism of the opening, now augmented with ominous strokes on a giant bell.

Somerset House, London, 21-24 May Howard Hodgkin The luscious and lyrical master shows a single, big new painting whose brushstrokes fall like a sigh in a space pregnant with suggestion.

"The Young Sabot Maker" (1895), in which a boy drills out the hollow of a wooden shoe in a rustic shop under the eye of his gray-haired master, shows that Tanner had great promise as a painter of homely, lighthearted genre scenes.

Old master shows are like old-style Hollywood love stories, ensuring happy endings: you know the artist gets the girl, which is to say, history's embrace, the tedium of the form also being that you don't have the pleasure of guessing how the story comes out.

But why shouldn't a master show off his skills?

It was fascinating and illuminating to watch a master showing and explaining his craft.

That handful the Vedic master showed his disciples contains more micro-organisms than all the people who have ever lived on Earth.

Shreds and patches from the master show up throughout, as in a subplot about a long-lost child, which echoes one from "Smiley's People".

Amy Hunt, an Oregonian transplant turned dive master, showed us how to follow trails in the sand to huge cone-shaped shells of snails called marlinspike augers submerged beneath the sand.

"It is the return of the master, showing every other rock and roll star, old or young, how things should be done," he added.