Sentence examples for As a headmistress from inspiring English sources
Sometimes we never even see the scenes: her role as a headmistress having an affair with Anne Reid in Love Actually was left on the cutting-room floor.
"They looked at me as a rich white woman, even though some of the call girls earned six times what I did as a headmistress," she told an interviewer.
Ogot also worked as a scriptwriter and an announcer for the British Broadcasting Corporation, as a headmistress, as a community development officer in Kisumu, and as an Air India public relations officer.
She gets her "astonishing" red hair from the Labour MP Ellen Wilkinson, Holtby's colleague at Time and Tide, and as a headmistress she is reminiscent of Jean McWilliam, Holtby's friend from her wartime service in France with the WAACs, who later went to teach in Pretoria.
10 P.M. (BBC America) THE GRAHAM NORTON SHOW Rupert Everett and Miriam Margolyes weigh in on their illustrious — if randy — acting careers, starting with Mr. Everett's recent turn in drag as a headmistress in a remake of the British comedy "St.
Everett is promoting his role as a headmistress in "St.
As the child of a headmistress I know the chaos this causes in term time, but she was taking them to learn about their culture.
Patrick reveals to Tanya that Ava is alive, so Tanya tracks her down to a school in Dalston where she works as a deputy headmistress.
But I couldn't help thinking that "the Trunch," as Matilda's harridan of a headmistress is known, would eat Enrico for breakfast.
It's only towards the end, however, as she berates Geoffrey Howe like a headmistress humiliating a fourth former, that Streep reveals the patronising contempt and feral punitiveness that made Thatcher so chilling.
Or, shifting back to musicals, there was Bertie Carvel as a breastplated gorgon of a headmistress in the Royal Shakespeare Company's delicious, very-much-ongoing "Matilda," which is also the first "family show" in ages that parents can revel in perhaps even more than their children.
