Sentence examples for masters from a from inspiring English sources

Welch, whose songs are meant to sound like lost masters from a Depression-era Alan Lomax field trip, wore a plain, square Depression-era dress.

After some cajoling – and thrown punches – Davis allows Brill to hitch to his saddle, especially when they need to steal back the masters from a bulldog record exec played by Michael Stuhlbarg.

"In other parts of the world, specifically in the States, you would need to get a masters from a pretty good school and afterwards work in a couple of institutions as a curatorial assistant, then little by little climb the stairs.

Woods, who has won 14 major championships, including three Open titles (in 2000, 2005 and 2006), has had a string of injuries since returning at the 2010 Masters  from a five-month break following his much-publicised personal problems.

Woods, who has 14 major titles to his name, has been beset by injuries since returning at the 2010 Masters  from a five-month break following his much-publicised personal problems.

"It isn't something that happens very often, at least at my tournament," said Hougham, whose office received another call during this year's event, three weeks after the Masters, from a viewer claiming that Sergio García had improperly marked his ball on the 17th green.

The laser disc was mastered from a print of the film's 1959 reissue.

But suddenly here is a Blu-ray, produced by Holland Releasing and distributed by Kino Lorber, that has been mastered from a 35-millimeter print in remarkably good shape.

It would be a rare customs official who could discern a genuine Old Master from a half-decent copy.

All of this is clearly an answer to a major complaint from studios about the previous generation, which was infamously tricky to master from a software perspective.

David Crosby, looking like a Chinese tea master from a distant century, sang "Blackbird" with her.