Some postgraduate programmes are highly selective (such as the Erasumus Mundus, Research and Top Masters programmes) and only accept the top students.
In 1904 Lasker resumed his chess career, publishing a magazine, Lasker's Chess Magazine, for four years and winning against the top masters.
Besides, this was no ordinary table but an Art Deco trophy with lyre-shaped leg supports that was said to have been designed and finished by two of France's top masters, Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann and Jean Dunand.
So I did an experiment for myself to see if I did not get a certificate — could I still be an artist?" He turned his attention to wayang kulit, or shadow puppet theater, and studied for a year with one of the country's top masters in the field.
The venerable Detroit Institute of Arts, whose collection is so valuable there has been a debate over whether some works might be legally sold off to help pay the city's debts, is full of art by all the top masters, from Degas and Rembrandt to Van Gogh and Matisse.
When one of the country's top masters of the art laughs at you and tells you that you wouldn't be allowed to continue because a lack of base ability, well to be honest it's a massive bloody relief.
The group managed to attract a number of celebrities, most notably Mack, who's been accused of serving as one of Raniere's top "masters".
His and hers bathrooms replete with oversized steam showers, two walk-in closets and a gas fireplace highlight the over-the-top master suite.
An over-the-top master suite has a pair of bathroom suites, each with a walk-in closet and fitness studio.
You can use wall masters or table-top masters, but either way, you should remember what it means when the L.E.D.'s "flutter" or "flash".
