Sentence examples for more master from inspiring English sources

As we approach 2010, one player has won more master points than anyone this year and this decade: Jeff Meckstroth.

Kaplan, who was 16 last month, defended well in the diagramed deal from the Bermuda Regional in January, where he won more master points than anyone else.

Jeff Meckstroth of Tampa, Fla., who has won more master points than anyone this year and over the last two decades, originally wanted to be a golf professional.

Thanks to that broken elbow, who would vote against Meckstroth's winning several more titles and many more master points over the next decade?

Born in 1933, he secured the Democratic nomination in 1988, but often seemed adrift on the national stage, more master of policy than inspired leader.

Mr. Jackson, with an eye patch and his well-practiced bellow, is more master of ceremonies than mission commander, and under his watch the Avengers indulge in some Rat Pack-y horsing around.

Zen Buddhism flourished as more masters arrived to practice and preach.

There is a Nelson Bridge at Augusta National and a Hogan Bridge but no Snead Bridge, even though Snead won more Masters tournaments than either of the others.

"I have met more masters of the universe than I would like to, people who were grossly over-rewarded and did not recognise that.

A perennial character actor on screen for more than half a century, Bernard Kay enjoyed his best film role in Doctor Zhivago (1965) as the Bolshevik Kuril, who enthuses: "No more czars, no more masters – only workers in a workers' state".

For example, the calls from part of the scientific community for the National Science Foundation and National Institutes of Health to offer more "fellowships rather than project-based research assistant and post-doc funding are attempts to maintain a more master-apprentice type system".