Sentence examples for remain master from inspiring English sources

Like Britain before it, the US may struggle to remain "master of the situation" in the Middle East.

Chiang Kai-shek (Jiang Jieshi) had become the leader of the Nationalists after the death of Sun Yat-sen in March 1925, and, although Chiang still declared his allegiance to the "world revolution" and wished to avail himself of aid from the Soviet Union, he was determined to remain master in his own house.

Labouring under the misapprehension the airplane on which he and his friends are travelling is about to crash in the finale of Seinfeld, George feels the need to unburden his soul and admit he cheated to win the famous bet between the four main characters concerning who could hold out the longest and remain "master of their domain".

Each State must remain master of its internal organisation, both at institutional and territorial level.

We can remain masters of our own destiny".

There are companies who want to prevent government regulation to remain masters of their own fate.

While the Dutch remain masters at puerile wrangling among themselves, often becoming a parody of their own reputation, Les Blues somewhat reflect their homeland's historic thread of rebelling in the face of authoritarian governance.

An actress playing the part of "Financial Journalist" (who bears a resemblance to Gillian Tett of the Financial Times) tells him that bankers are not contrite because they still believe that they did no wrong and that they remain Masters of the Universe, principally because they get paid about 50 times more than anyone else.

"We must remain masters of our own house!" a woman yelled into a loudspeaker angled towards the empty city street.

Kaidu never relaxed his hostility toward Kublai and remained master of Mongolia proper and Turkistan until his death in 1301.

Barring a bail-out of its banks in 2012, Spain has remained master of its own destiny.And yet the parallels remain striking.