Sentence examples for an ex-teacher from inspiring English sources

My dad is a retired headmaster and my mum is an ex-teacher.

The enthusiasm that children have for protecting marine life has surprised Ellie Jackson, an ex-teacher and author in Cornwall.

"Because I'm an ex-teacher and an ex-headteacher, and with two boys at primary school, I've seen both sides of what these tests are doing," she said.

The present mayor, Gerald D. Jennings, an ex-teacher, is a progressive and of a different breed; yet he's Irish, Catholic, Democratic and as usual unbeatable.

Whether he's sourcing from a city farm or an independent forager — an ex-teacher handpicked the wild watercress that appeared in the evening's ravioli on the night I ate there — produce plays a leading role.

Doyle's personality is strong, and bursts out of an introductory paragraph, where as an ex-teacher he proposes giving his parents eight out of 10 for their parenting, adding that they're making good progress.

It starts with Mike, a former civil servant married to an uncompromising ex-teacher, joining the staff of Labour fund-raiser Otto Fallon.

In fact, he looks like what he is: a chubby ex-teacher who spends far too much time in his bedroom.

Burnett, a taut ex-teacher with something mysterious about her home life, is touched by the bleakness of Madigan's story and the girl's hopeless self-image, and gradually moves from her own isolation to reach out to Madigan.

He is not a socialist working-class hero, but an English Democrat, ex-teacher.

Billy Sweeney is a guilt-ridden ex-teacher who takes revenge on the ringleader of a gang who raped his daughter, only to develop a bizarre emotional bond with the sociopath.