Sentence examples for their master of from inspiring English sources

In a year when offbeat experiments with the hosts of major award shows haven't always yielded satisfying results, it's understandable that the organizers of the Tony Awards would turn to someone with experience to serve as their master of ceremonies.

After completion of their master of public health (M.P.H).

Even PSG have been worse without their master of the dark art, Thiago Motta.

The evil organization Cobra has kidnapped and replaced the president (Jonathan Pryce) with their master of disguise, Zarthan (Arnold Vosloo), masked by a layer of shape-shifting nanotechnology.

First, by organizing a concert to benefit Livestrong, then by riding 100 miles in Pelotonia for cancer research, later becoming their master of ceremonies, and then writing my first play My Other Voice about my journey.

Sirmium's takeover was followed in 539 by a bloody confrontation between the Gepids and the Byzantines that had cost the latter the life of Calluc, their Master of the Soldiers, and also the loss to the Gepids of Dacia ripensis (Serbia) and Singidunum (Belgrade).

Roommates at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business, where they received their masters of business administration degrees in May, they figured they would find a place to live with relative ease.

Young people in the UK lag behind most of the Western world in their mastering of the basic skills of literacy, numeracy and IT, according to an influential study published today.

Another and deeper meaning of dependence had to do with structural economic dependence on other people: the dependence of women on their husbands, of servants on their masters, of workers on their bosses, and of tenants on their landlords.

In 1187, following Ascalon's capitulation, the Templars surrendered Gaza in return for the release of their master Gerard of Ridefort.

Down go their fiefdoms, their mega-million bonuses, their revolving doors to high policy posts and their exalted masters-of-the-universe status.