Sentence examples for master well from inspiring English sources

There are several reasons we cricket-lovers all wish "the little master" well.

At the two intermissions, and afterward in the midnight fog, you can hear opinions swirling: Does Dieter Dorn's stylish, Prada-toned production serve the Master well?

Meanwhile, Gromit's master (well, his human flatmate), Wallace, falls in love with a woman who owns a wool shop and doesn't care for cheese.

Oh Oh yes You serve your master well FETCHING: There are cat people and there are dog people, and it's plain who's buying Seth Casteel's great photo book "Underwater Dogs," new on the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 12.

Most eighth-grade math exams in the United States emphasize arithmetic, computation, whole numbers and fractions -- topics that students in top-ranked nations are expected to master well before middle school.

"What they did or what they have written seems to show that they are not better (but not worse) than several theoretical physicists friends of ours who often use some mathematical terminology that they do not master well enough," said Dr. Robert Coquereaux, director of research at C.N.R.S., in a statement posted on Dr. Jackiw's Web site.

"It is possible to serve both masters well," he said.

But he's absorbed the masters well and he's a master of his craft, too.

By not openly challenging the country's business environment, it leaves itself open to the accusation that it is helping to prop up a system that has served its masters well.

Yunus has qualms that microfinance cannot serve two masters well: the poor and private capital markets.

And if you don't have it in you to drink all weekend and hear stories about stuff like jerked-off-into socks turning on their masters, well, you're better off sticking to The Corsair.