How To Use jack of all trades In A Sentence
- Jack of all trades is of no trade.
- A Jack of all trades and master of none.
- The former is headed by someone called Graham Dalton, who, it seems, is a time-serving apparatchik from the DoT, which, as we all know, is headed by that limpet-like nincompoop, Geoff BuffHoon, one of new Labour's 'Jack of All Trades & Master of None'. Another Fine Mess
- Bellinger recommends choosing one topic to focus on -- "the expression 'jack of all trades, master of none' holds true especially in the Web 2.0 world" -- and working on engaging with the top people in that area rather than trying to tackle all the world's problems at once. Lauren Zumbach: The New Twitter Revolution
- Jack of all trades and master of none.
- A Jack of all trades and master of none.
- Definitions of "Jack" include: boots; a diminutive of John used contemptuously to mean a saucy fellow; a footboy who pulls off his master's boots; a scream; a male; American slang for a stranger; American slang for a jackass; a cunning fellow who can do anything - such as a "Jack of all trades. Portrait of a Killer
- Our gardener is a jack of all trades, he can do carpentering, decorating, a bit of plumbing, and so on.
- The former is headed by someone called Graham Dalton, who, it seems, is a time-serving apparatchik from the DoT, which, as we all know, is headed by that limpet-like nincompoop, Geoff BuffHoon, one of new Labour's 'Jack of All Trades & Master of None'. Archive 2009-02-01
- Jack of all trades, master of none.
