Sentence examples for administrators seem from inspiring English sources

The Brooklyn Academy's administrators seem to agree.

In fact, the university's administrators seem to have a love-hate relationship with U.S. News.

What a shame the administrators seem unwilling to imbibe some of that Forest spirit, and let the artists stay on.

But campus administrators seem to worry that outsiders will mistake these raunchy independent pages — with their school logos and landmark buildings — for sanctioned reflections of campus life.

Principals and school administrators seem to have few complaints about the program, except that they occasionally lose a teacher to homesickness or a family crisis.

The teachers and administrators seem to be doing a pretty good job; they don't bother me, so why should I bother them?

But given the current economy, the $190,000-to-$190,000-to-$190,000-to-$220,000 administootors seems too high.

(At the moment the relationship between tech-savvy dancers and company administrators seems to be akin to a child showing a parent how to use e-mail).

Even as administrators seemed to turn a deaf ear, Ms. Alvia said that teachers were very understanding, excusing the lateness and providing make-up tests when necessary.

Tim Higgins (no relation to John), who retired from officiating after last season after more than 30 years in the Big East, the Big Ten and the A.C.C., said the news media and athletic administrators seemed more concerned about fatigue than the officials.

At the Mathises' home along a stretch of rolling hills, Coy's parents said they were still mystified over what prompted the school district to change its mind, especially because school administrators seemed so supportive at first.