Sentence examples for masters should be from inspiring English sources

Cranach and Amberger, among the German masters, should be mentioned.

And if you are cherry-picking among these reissues, the two-CD singles compilation "Past Masters" should be near the top of your list.

The late, great Seve Ballesteros, who lit up Augusta National when claiming two Green Jackets and triggering a European stampede on the Masters, should be celebrating his 60th birthday on Sunday.

During the papacy of Gregory VII (1073 85), all bishops had been asked to see that the art of grammar was taught in their churches, and a Lateran Council in 1215 decreed that grammar-school masters should be appointed not only in the cathedral church but also in others that could afford it.

It endeavors not to shake off the authority of a master, but that its masters should be none but its equals.

In any case, anyone worried about their kids someday taking orders from Chinese masters should be especially worried about the Obama administration's spending priorities.

This Court has admonished the lower court that a master should be appointed for such purposes.

"A spiritual master should be accepted in full surrender," he wrote, "and one should serve the spiritual master like a menial servant, without false prestige".

A federal judge ruled yesterday that a special master should be appointed to review materials seized from the law offices of Lynne F. Stewart, a Manhattan lawyer who was arrested in April and charged with providing support to terrorists through one of her clients, an imprisoned Egyptian sheik.

Government lawyers and Cohen's lawyers will both submit to the judge four suggestions as to who the special master should be.

The character of the master should be such that he brings along the apprentice (the MFA student) and even the journeyman (the writing teacher) into the rules of social solidarity upon which the system thrives.