"In case you don't know, what the Dutch fans are happily chanting is 'We gaan verliezen, we gaan verliezen', which means 'we are going to lose.' Apparently not all my countrymen have mastered the idea of sportsmanship yet".
In the Internet era, Wallace's moves have been adopted and further slackerized by a legion of opinion-mongers who not only lack his quick mind but seem not to have mastered the idea that to make an argument, you must, amid all the tap-dancing and hedging, actually lodge an argument.
If screenwriters can master the idea of finishing a script in three months, they'll be ahead of most and will ready themselves for the storm to come.
The options are said to be so technically fraught that even senior officials are struggling to master the ideas, while they are also certain to unleash political conflicts.
Germans like to use that English word, but few of them master the underlying idea.
Restaurants and delis abound in Georgian Clifton but no one had, until 2005, quite mastered the gastropub idea.
Zach Woosley, Dynamo Theory, Houston: The Dynamo enter the playoffs rested, thanks to MLS not being able to master the simple idea of every match on the final day of the season starting at the same time.
Of course, there will always be those who read Stoic writing because they consider it their duty to master the great ideas of the past.
Above all, they say, kids must know how to write to express ideas, and that means mastering the structure and grammar and spelling of their language.
It is essential to master the completed design idea and thermodynamic analysis method for the integration of PV and ASHP.
