Sentence examples for writing master from inspiring English sources

Italics included Arrighi, a version of the letter used by the 16th-century papal writing master and printer (see above).

The first copybook published in England, A Booke Containing Divers Sortes of Hands (1570; this title also translates Cresci's), is the work of a French Huguenot immigrant writing master, Jean de Beauchesne, and John Baildon (or Basildon), about whom nothing further is known.

She was even turned down from three creative writing master's programs.

Thus, although printing may have put an end to the medieval scriptorium, it can also be said to have launched the era of the professional writing master.

Almost simultaneously the Venetian writing master Giovanantonio Tagliente published Lo presente libro insegna la vera arte… (c. 1524; "This Book Teaches the True Art…").

In 1567 Pierre Hamon, secretary and royal writing master to Charles IX of France, published the first copybook printed from engraved metal plates, Alphabet de plusiers sortes de lettres ("Alphabet of Several Sorts of Letters").

The coverage emphasizes printers' manuals, type specimen books and "writing masters' copybooks," the cornerstones of modern graphic design.

Meryl Streep radiated warmth, excitement and cheer as Julia Child, learning to cook and writing Mastering the Art of French Cooking in 1950s Paris.

"There's a lot of isolation and feeling like they're not engaged in real life," says Angela Angel, a corporate consultant and sociologist who wrote master thesis on mental well-being of male mobile workers in the resource sector.

This system was later presented in several workshops in various universities, and several students wrote master's thesis on the subject.

High achievers, Goleman writes, master three types of focus: inner, other and outer, which he calls "triple-focus".