Sentence examples for pace master from inspiring English sources

PACE MASTER PRINTS Janet Abramowicz, the curator of the exhibition "The Etchings of Giorgio Morandi," discusses the work of the Italian artist.

Iktus Percussion opened with a smartly paced master class in versatility and range.

For The Producers, Mel Brooks adapted his own Oscar-winning screenplay about a down-and-out Broadway producer and his accountant who try to defraud their angels by selling 25,000% of a sure-fire flop he wrote the song "Springtime for Hitler" for the film, rhyming "faster pace" with "master race".

"Now that there are these tools, where students can learn at their own pace and master the concepts before moving on, can we rethink this educational model that has been standard practice for hundreds of years?" Internet-based technology long ago figured out how to revolutionize and democratize everything from retail to auctions to maps.

Participants noted the advantages of computerized therapy, including convenience (such as completion of the program in the evening when there are no competing demands), ability to proceed at one's own pace to master the material, low cost and privacy.

It is possible that a higher level of focus and stamina could be required to deal with the grueling pace of mastering a medical curriculum in three years.

Mr. Prohaska heeds the instruction from Ross, but admits he can't keep pace with the master and doesn't paint along during the show.

For an artist who would probably sell his kidney to get to talk to Bruegel or Bosch for a few minutes there is a kind of perfect resonance with this old master pace and approach.

True – and you need to already be pretty proficient to keep pace with many masters groups.

The constants here are Mr. Jia's languorous pacing and old master compositions.

A startup job is a chance to develop cool technologies at a dynamic pace while quickly mastering a wide swath of skills, many of them nonscientific (including marketing, purchasing, and human resources).