Sentence examples for After teacher from inspiring English sources

Teacher after teacher would take me aside to gently ask if there were problems at home, did I get on with my parents, had anything changed recently?

Seniority is the only fair way to do it, he said, and any exception would be "an act of disloyalty". Teacher after teacher stood up to protest.

After teacher training college, she taught at St Augustine's junior school in Kilburn and Wykeham school in Neasden.

After teacher training at Jordanhill College she taught in the Gorbals area of Glasgow until moving to Hawick in the Borders, where Stuart had begun a long and successful career in textiles.

After teacher Jeremy Forrest abducted a 15-year-old pupil who attended Bishop Bell school in Eastbourne, the serious case review said there were "serious concerns" about the school's management of safeguarding incidents in the seven months beforehand.

After teacher training at Brighton University, Clarke was promoted to middle manager of a primary school within two years, then won a British Council scholarship to teach in the US for a year.

He is also a sought-after teacher, guiding other choreographers, many of them young, as they try to figure out their place in the dance world.

Curtiss, a sought-after teacher whose students went on to take prominent positions in the aerospace industry, served on the faculty for 33 years before retiring in 1998.

A much-sought-after teacher of invaluable experience is appointed by a Scottish local authority to a small rural school that would have had to close if Mr MacIsaac hadn't been available to take up the headship.

A student and colleague of Paul Ekman, Dr. Keltner's work on emotions has made him a sought-after teacher and advisor: he worked with the engineers at Facebook to help them develop their "Stickers" and "Reactions"; consulted with Google on altruism and emotions; and collaborated with Pixar in preparing their 2015 film Inside Out.

She was regarded as a grande dame of America's black writers and an honored member of the literary elite, a sought-after teacher, a poet who was valued for her sensitive portraits of black women, her precise use of language and the universality of her work.