Sentence examples for potential master from inspiring English sources

Everything and everyone, from teenagedom onwards, is a potential master, it seems.

"The trio embarks upon a thrilling journey that ultimately leads them to their next potential master, Scarlet Overkill, the world's first ever female super-villain," it reads.

In 49, Curio landed in Africa to expel Pompey's forces but was defeated and killed by Juba, who thereupon considered himself the potential master of all North Africa.

And a third is an equally stable social structure which Boehm calls "reverse dominance hierarchy," in which those on the bottom of the pyramid figure out a way to band together and "deliberately dominate their potential master".

Leonard Guarente, an M.I.T. biology professor who did important research on the mTOR-regulating enzymes called sirtuins — which seemed like a potential master key a decade ago — is a co-founder and the chief scientist of Elysium Health.

The deans -- from Adelphi, Brooklyn College, City College, Fordham, Hunter, Long Island University, New York University, Pace, St . Johns and Teachers College, Columbia -- will meet again in several weeks, and hope to outline a potential master plan for the city's schools thandcould form Teachers College, Columbiaith parents, teachers, city and union officials, corporations and others.

There are those to whom the multicultural veneer--and this mode of expression proliferates into many social niches--comes more easily than to others, and such apprentices and journeymen find rapid and early success, toward becoming potential masters one day.

The analysis of age patterns at the time of binding will be suggestive of attitudes towards child labour from both potential masters and binding authorities.

This superior man would not be a product of long evolution; rather, he would emerge when any man with superior potential completely masters himself and strikes off conventional Christian "herd morality" to create his own values, which are completely rooted in life on this earth.

During the chaos a potential ballet master emerged in Silas Farley, a 15-year-old intermediate student from North Carolina, who modestly referred to himself as "the cheerleader with a notebook".

Stuckey is, in so many ways, what Knight currently isn't: a strong-bodied guard capable of defending multiple positions, a stable offensive player with solid play-making potential, a master of getting to the free throw line, and a natural off-ball cutter.