Sentence examples for the master which from inspiring English sources

He also wished to keep interesting information for his own exclusive use; he made desperate efforts, for example, to stop any account of James's deathbed ravings about Napoleon being printed until the final pages of the fifth volume of his biography, The Master, which appeared in 1972.

(That honour was previously held by Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, which had beat Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom).

Another big winner at the Mayfair Hotel in London was Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, which has had a relatively disappointing awards season so far.

In addition to three novels (Alan Hollinghurst's The Line of Beauty, David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas and Colm Tóibín's The Master) which deserve to win, a further three - Achmat Dangor's Bitter Fruit; Sarah Hall's The Electric Michelangelo; and Gerard Woodward's I'll Go to Bed at Noon - will keep the jury arguing late into the afternoon of next Tuesday.

Venice did secure the first screening of Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, which is already odds-on to win the best picture Oscar, but it is Toronto that will fill out the nomination slip and indicate the winners in other categories.

The master, which faces a dead-end cobblestone street, has an en-suite bath.

A second story could be added above the master, which has a flat roof.

The master, which opens to the deck, has views of the skyline.

All the bedrooms have parquet floors except the master, which has deep-pile carpeting.

The Masters, which begins Thursday, is not the best place for fans to collect autographs.

In 1986, at age 46, he became the oldest to win the Masters, which seemed to surprise everyone but him.