Sentence examples for masters written from inspiring English sources

That's too bad, because "The Servant of Two Masters," written in 1743, is expert farce.

"The Servant of Two Masters," written in 1746 during one of his occasional retreats into practicing law to replenish his purse, combines elements of both schools.

Masters wrote biographies of Abraham Lincoln (Lincoln the Man, 1931, in which Masters' attacks on Lincoln were poorly received by critics and historians), Walt Whitman (1937), and Mark Twain (1938).

Yet, as Masters writes, "one of the things I enjoy about Simon is his revulsion at my attempts to make him novelistically tidy".

" 'Honey, my type is Times New Roman,' " said the man, a 20-something poet, fresh from the Fordham masters' writing program, who was admitted.

The masters wrote — to yield the best result, harvest after a cold winter the wood condensed by ice and storms in whose gales the highest notes are born.

"We will be playing at Treyew Road for the whole of next season," Masters wrote on the club website. .

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Its reproduction in the reference book on the master, written by W. Laffan and B. Rooney, "Thomas Roberts, Landscape and Patronage in Eighteenth Century Ireland," made no difference.

The letter to the master, written by Chloe Deakin, expressed concern Farage had been made a prefect despite reports of "publicly professed racist and neo-fascist views".

"You can almost see the dust flying off the old master," wrote Susannah Clapp in the Observer.