Sentence examples for means master from inspiring English sources

In his translation, that means master teacher, as any Yankee fan will attest.

El hombre que yo amo.Amo, which in Spanish also means master.

The Rev. Robert Kennedy leads the practice as roshi, which means master and is the person who instructs and guides in Zen teaching and practice.

This means Master Gregory must commence browbeating young Tom into accepting his destiny, then showing him how to handle the business end of a pouch of silverbane.

Well, I'll tell you the truth, none of these things, not even remotely, has the taste of bear meat: the taste of being strong and free, which means free to make mistakes; the taste of feeling young in the mountains, of being your own master, which means master of the world.

Respect, love, success — "none of these things," he says, "has the taste of bear meat: the taste of being strong and free, which means free to make mistakes; the taste of feeling young in the mountains, of being your own master, which means master of the world".

At a fundamental level, functioning socially means mastering one's impulses.

"I don't think cricket has by any means mastered all its issues of bigotry.

"Africa must be the master of its own destiny and that means mastering its own security," he said.

Regardless, we should worry about more than just the bottom line if securing future for publishing means mastering the fast and furious con job of the "media cycle".

He understood that thinking responsibly in modern democratic society means mastering the complexities of that society and putting oneself in the shoes of those who must make decisions.