Sentence examples for To schoolteacher from inspiring English sources
noun
A teacher working in a school.
Andreotti was born to schoolteacher parents in Rome on 14 January 1919.
All of this is accomplished in a tone that ranges from preacher to schoolteacher to salesman to stand-up comedian to chat-show raconteur.
Tokyo Occupied City by David Peace will be published by Faber in August Born 1967 in Ossett, West Yorkshire, to schoolteacher parents.
Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías, arguably one of the most polarising leaders in the world, was born in 1954 to schoolteacher parents.
Born just outside the ancient capital of Kyoto in 1975 as the youngest of three children to schoolteacher parents, Mr. Nawa studied at the Kyoto City University of Art, and counts the art of Buddhism and Japan's native Shintoism as among his early influences.
Pettigrew witnesses his now grown son making love to schoolteacher Beatrice (Nita Naldi) and confronts her about the relationship.
Researchers said that the findings applied to schoolteachers as much as to university lecturers.
The cast ranges from children in kindergarten to schoolteachers, the local minister, carpenters and roadworkers.
A wide cross-section of people in Taiwan -- from business executives to schoolteachers to retirees like Shu -- say they want to stay separate from China.
The ministry recently signed a deal with a private yoga association to provide optional classes to schoolteachers, starting in September.
Government employees from railway ticket collectors to schoolteachers were asked to participate and help meet sterilisation quotas.
