Sentence examples for The invigilator from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who supervises students during an examination; a proctor
The invigilator felt obliged to report it.
The invigilator said "No student has reported it yet, but I think there is a mistake on your exam paper".
The invigilator was able to annul the request because the student was improperly dressed: according to another statute, he should have been wearing a saber.
The invigilator has also been co-opted into Gander's work, and is reading, at his request, William Morris's novel, News from Nowhere, with the instruction that, when not reading, a finger is placed between the pages to mark the position reached.
"In the instructions at the start," said the invigilator, pointing to the cover sheet, which read: "Answer FIVE questions.
Midway through the allotted time, the invigilator observed aloud that many of us seemed to be trying to classify the rock.
Afterward, one of the invigilators found her backstage.
The invigilators might want to keep an eye on them.
And the invigilators who police the actual exam are not always immune to bribery, either.
I kept studying the faces of the invigilators for some sign, but they were giving nothing away.
The country's important pre-university Baccalauréat exam began on June 12th amid threats that the invigilators would refuse to turn up.
