By rigid self-discipline, he had wholly mastered himself.
So cast out fear, for fear is cowardly--when it is not mastered.
And in this rugged and difficult fashion they mastered the language.
"They're mostly foreigners, Mr. Merrick, who haven't yet fully mastered the English language.
"Cow-punchers aren't expected to know all these things." Chip hated himself for replying so, but the temptation mastered him.
When you have mastered the mechanics of speech outlined in the next few chapters you will no longer be troubled with monotony.
A pupil as sharp as Capitola soon mastered her tasks, and found herself each day with many hours of leisure with which she did not know what to do.
His blood curdled when he found himself in absolute contact with such fierce and implacable enemies; but he so far mastered his feelings as to pursue his way into the center of the lodge, with an exterior that did not betray the weakness.
Lord Fawn had suffered a disappointment in love, but he had consoled himself with blue-books, and mastered his passion by incessant attendance at the India Board. The lady he had loved had been rich, and Lord Fawn was poor; but nevertheless he had mastered his passion.
0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Terry Fox, License CC BY-SA 4.0