In Dr. Tarr's experience, fat dogs almost always belong to fat masters; neurotic dogs have neurotic masters, chronically sick dogs have chronically sick masters.
If he samples the food prepared for his master, gets sick and dies, he may get a murmured "Good job…" from the boss, but little more.
Injecting some kickin' beat, the resourceful mix master produced a sick sound that became viral gold.
But the murder of his wife, besides shattering Mr. Polanski's life, turned this convenient master narrative into a sick joke.
Two council members, G. Oliver Koppell of the Bronx and Peter Koo of Queens, pushed for the city to create a master list of old, sick and vulnerable people, so they could be more easily evacuated or ministered to in emergencies.
Indeed, if no one knows in advance how one will end up in this society, as fit or sick, or as master or slave, for example, everyone will "logically" settle for institutions caring for the sick and barring both masters and slaves.
As surgeons, we focus much of our early education and training on mastering surgical technique and managing sick patients.
But, when Irene was little, her father was simultaneously teaching middle school in Bedford-Stuyvesant, studying for his master's degree, and taking care of his sick mother.
It's a fitting way to troll Trump, a master insult comic who dishes out so many sick burns, his nicknames for his enemies have their own Wikipedia page: "Crazy Joe Bidenn, "Low Energy" Jeb Bush, "Lyin'" Ted Cruz the list goes on.
Apparently no one has told Sick Boy, Trainspotting's perennial not-quite master criminal.
