masterclass

British  

/ ˈmɑːstəˌklɑːs /

noun

1. a session of tuition by an expert, esp a musician, for exceptional students, usually given in public or on television

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Example Sentences

In snowy conditions in Bormio, the 25-year-old delivered a masterclass on the Stelvio piste to beat Swiss great Marco Odermatt to gold by 0.58 seconds, with Odermatt's team-mate Loic Meillard taking bronze.

From BBC

The absence of the unpredictable places more of an onus on Finn Russell to produce a masterclass.

From BBC

But through a masterclass in loopholes and label swapping, Russian athletes have become the Games’ permanent, uninvited guests.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gemini disregarded my self-described appearance and suggested a five-part “masterclass” in applying AI to my “elite journalism.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Patience was the name of the game for England after Ben Duckett and Rehan Ahmed lost theirs, but Root produced a masterclass in it.

From BBC