McMaster

[ muhk-mas-ter, -mah-ster ]

noun

1. John Bach, 1852–1932, U.S. historian and educator.

Example Sentences

Moving forward, Snap’s McMaster says his team, vying for more ad dollars, plans to build on that momentum, scaling AR capabilities to more DTC and small businesses.

From Digiday

Presented with the findings of the news organizations’ investigation in 2019, McMaster declined to be interviewed.

From ProPublica

McMaster, during Wednesday’s remarks, urged a process with more scrutiny, one that would require candidates to be screened in legislative hearings.

From ProPublica

McMaster, a former state attorney general, has largely been quiet on the subject of magistrate reform.

From ProPublica

“The first step in reform is transparency and accountability,” McMaster said.

From ProPublica

I learn that Mr. McMaster was much interested in assisting the unfortunate.

From Project Gutenberg

"There were accidents," says Mr. McMaster, with some horror of details.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. McMaster has thrown a similar light upon the same inhumanity in this country a hundred years ago.

From Project Gutenberg

McMaster also speaks of those he saw as being in deep ravines on the Sitang river.

From Project Gutenberg

As General McMaster remarks, it would be interesting to know what the colours of the rest of the litter were.

From Project Gutenberg