Sentence examples for master something from inspiring English sources

To survive on the street, you have to master something I call the Seoul ballet.

This means that attempting to master something like paragliding can be interrupted by weeks of summer downpours and grey clouds.

One is to put some sugar with the medicine, as students try to master something that is inherently difficult.

"I just have some aesthetic preferences and like to go full bore to master something in which I'm interested".

Bailey Sharp, a cartoonist and animator, said: "Sometimes you have to have do 10,000 hours to master something, so you just have to keep working and working.

And the inability of successive governments to master something as fundamental as the country's borders will vex voters already skittish about immigration.Another danger is that a worthy experiment with risk-based border controls will perish.

Partly, Ms. Velez said, the fun came from mastering something new.

The Italians, in the sixties, mastered something they called the catenaccio — the door bolt.

"But whenever he mastered something, what great joy he gave me".

The Italians, in the sixties, mastered something they called the catenaccio the door bolt.

But artists, once they have mastered something, may get tired of it and throw it away, because they are missing something else, which lies beyond.