Sentence examples for some masters of from inspiring English sources

Expect further moves at the universal banks, with Brady Dougan at Credit Suisse among the vulnerable.Naturally, some masters of the universe will insist that nothing has changed.

I would like to see some masters of the universe line up, bow deeply and apologize to their employees and shareholders — in the fashion of Japanese managers.

So why not take a more forthright route and let some masters of eloquence — playwrights and the accomplished actors who interpret them on Broadway — deliver your message for you?

Syrian glassworkers, however, seem to have migrated wherever demand promised a ready market, and some masters of mold blowing appear to have moved to Italy early in the 1st century ad; in the course of that century Italy became an important glass-producing area.

That was where he was in 1973, Mr. Vellani said, running a rip saw, when Kip Lornell, then a graduate student in ethnomusicology, decided to check out rumors that some masters of the old-time string-band music were still around.

Only RBS and Lloyds, both state-controlled, could face real problems retaining employees: they promise to cap upfront cash bonuses at £2,000, which some masters of the universe will judge a meagre reward for their talents.So the deal will not hammer the banks.

Its death scenes, such as that of General Reynolds, could have been composed by some master of martial kitsch.

It was all as solemn and as stylized as a review of troops by some master of the art like General de Gaulle.

That may sound a little cliché, too easy, or like I am some master of meditation who can block things out, but it's actually simple psychology.

Yes, it's a Mark Twain quote, but in this context it makes the health secretary sound like some master of the dark arts.

Some jockeys are better on dirt than on turf, some are better on faster horses, some are masters of a particular distance.