Sentence examples for next masters of from inspiring English sources

It was from the blues that our next masters of catharsis took their cues.

This could be the next Master of None.

It was typical of a woman who is to be the UK's next master of the Queen's music – the musical equivalent of the poet laureate and a position that has only ever been held by a man.

Should I receive and accept the offer to succeed Lord Plante as the next Master of St. Catherine's College, Oxford University, the formal mode for addressing me in letters and speech will be Lord Heller.

With the deaths of John and Eliza in 1867, their son Charles became the next master of Hampton.

She is, of course, Eva, the lovely daughter of his next master.

But passing the skills also means preparing the next master.

However we all vote at the next election, a government will still get in, but it would be good to feel we could remind our next set of masters of such small things as civil rights, tolerance, real affective community, flattening economic hierarchies, social mobility, and the defence of the greatest achievement of postwar British politics, the National Health Service.

So what's next for these former masters of the universe?

This clearly differentiates Henry from anti-representationalists like Olivi and Ockham in his later phase, even though Henry remains one of the first authoritative masters to eliminate the mediation of intelligible species explicitly on the basis of the principle of economy (as is made further evident by the reactions of his contemporaries and the masters of the next generation).

He is alleged to be the next generation, a master of consensus who refuses to be bogged down in the old quagmires.