Sentence examples for would be master from inspiring English sources

But my choice would be Master and Commander - magnificent narrative cinema, exciting, intelligent and as refreshing as standing in the prow of the HMS Surprise getting salt spray in your face.

The Scottish executive was rebranded as the Scottish government, while Salmond made a point of looking and acting like he already led an independent nation; even the early release of the Lockerbie bomber played to his story of a modern, compassionate nation, while signalling that from then on Scotland would be master of its own affairs, even if that upset Westminster.

Such an entity would be master of its budgets and obtain capital as needed.

Also missing at the time was a name to describe such a South Asian country where Muslims would be masters of their own destiny.

IF CLONING a human being were as easy as reproducing a media storm, then Severino Antinori, an Italian doctor, and Panos Zavos, an American researcher, would be masters of their craft.

An acoustic cover, for instance, would be mastered much differently than an EDM track.

The global probability can be interpreted as the probability than an arbitrarily chosen KU would be mastered by the particular learner (Desmarais et al. 1995).

Who would be the master then, Mr Allardyce?

"It would be one master shot — everybody'd be in it," he says.

Hitler and Mussolini could expect that within a matter of days Rommel would be the master of Egypt.

Guggenheim curators would staff the museum, and Krens would be the master planner of Saadiyat's cultural district.