Sentence examples for move to master from inspiring English sources

The hardest jiujitsu move to master, I've slowly learned, is the three short steps that take you out your own front door toward class.

Although it is not necessarily a difficult move to master it is nonetheless used by professional dancers and ballerinas so make sure you are warmed up, including your neck so that you don't strain anything and take your time, start by walking it through, then slowly speeding it up over time.

You'll get the first successes and you keep moving, but to master it consistently, predictably, with confidence, is a different challenge.

For Bin Yu, chief financial officer of Tudou, a leading online video distributor in China, the move to get more master's degrees in business, and executive M.B.A.'s for those already in the field, is obvious.

Olsen, headed for UCLA, didn't think she'd move on to Masters after throwing a 129-06 on her first discus throw.

Confidence is an empowering catalyst that enables the trainee to move on to mastering the next segment, accelerating the process.

A sofa crowding the living room was moved to the master bedroom in front of the fireplace.

Hogarth presumably moved to his master's house, where he learned to engrave gold and silver work with armorial designs in his own phrase, the "monsters of heraldry".

Hogarth presumably moved to his master's house, where he learned to engrave gold and silver work with armorial designs in his own phrase, the "monsters of heraldry". Valuable years lost on what the engraver George Vertue aptly termed "low-shrubb instructions" had crucial bearing on Hogarth's subsequent development.

From Gracie's first gym, he moved to his master's second, right next to a HIV needle exchange clinic near Times Square.

Jewelry and "I Love Lucy" collectibles and figurines were reported missing, and the victim's dog was reportedly moved to the master bedroom, Ryburn said.