Sentence examples for master someone from inspiring English sources

Take one bite of any dish on the constantly changing menu, and you will find yourself in the hands of a master, someone who finds pure joy in Mr. Cole's products.

"To be really good at it, you have to sit back and watch a master, someone like my mother, who can still tell you how much she paid for a kitchen table decades ago," she said.

4. Wood said she is considering appointing a special master — someone who is not the lawyers or judge in the case — to oversee the review of documents related to Trump.

Terms for "Top" category included "Master," "someone in charge," "trainer," "caretaker".

Combine the two and you get a master, someone who can finish any level on their first try and well within the time limit.

Even creepier is the attention devoted to organic relics of the Masters; someone recently wrote an entire book about Beethoven's hair, and, a few weeks ago, Austrian television breathlessly reported on a DNA analysis of an alleged piece of Mozart's skull.

Mr. Brain, who never tires of explaining that, yes, Brain is his real surname, is something of a role model among Web masters, someone who built a home page out of a personal passion only to find a worldwide audience interested in his work.

When my grandfather explained that he was a master tailor, someone produced a bolt of fabric.

I'm particularly fond of The Yellowplush Papers, about a lower-class man who decides he has taste and judgment simply because his master is someone grand.

In fact, it would be more accurate to say that I am a master worrier, someone who can see the potential worst-case scenario in just about any situation.

A real master is someone with an unusual level of skill that is usually accompanied by an unusual level of humility and dedication to serving others.