Sentence examples for mastering the rudiments from inspiring English sources
His education had included mastering the rudiments of drawing.
That's why there's a very good argument for learning to translate ingredient labels and mastering the rudiments of "skin speak" to avoid costly mistakes or redundancies.
The reality is that the Chinese are still far from mastering the rudiments of carrier air operations, something the US Navy has been conducting since the 1920s.
Some of the chapters are small, comic essays chronicling a city dweller's bumbling efforts to master the rudiments of country living: "Green Acres" meets "A Year in Provence".
Bond is not only the man whose style says he belongs, he is also the man who belongs by virtue of not belonging -- by virtue of his not having even to master the rudiments by which mastery itself is signaled.
In a sport open only to the absurdly dedicated — it takes years to master the rudiments of surfing, and constant practice to maintain even basic competence — Mark is the fanatics' fanatic.
Drawing on sources ranging from the Stooges to The Beatles and The Beach Boys to Herman's Hermits and 1960s girl groups, the Ramones condensed rock 'n' roll to its primal level: "'1-2-3-4 '1-2-3-4 '1-2-3-4 '1-2-3-4ne shouted at the start of every song, as if the group could barely master the rudiments of rhythm".
David Kutch mastered the song.
There, desperate for work, he met a master bayakou, who showed him the rudiments: how to pour a bottle of lavender-scented floor cleaner into the pit to soften excrement and cut the smell, and how to find a good spot nearby to dump, burn, or bury the excreta.
Mr. Wishart was our singing master; he got tunefulness out of us, taught us the rudiments of music, and prepared us for our annual Gilbert and Sullivan show and for our concert in the Usher Hall.
