Sentence examples for an ex-tutor from inspiring English sources

Mary Wagstaff needed her research group to mirror our ageing population so she questioned the grandparents of her pupils at an Essex primary school, where she is artist in residence; students at the University of the Third Age; and an ex-tutor from the RCA about their bathing habits.

Neglecting her appearance, refusing to speak to her mother, offered a lifeline by ex-tutor Robert who gives her a job, Alex arrives in Edinburgh horribly damaged, underqualified and barely in control.

That this suggestion was in turn based on an idea used in a detective novel by Basil Thomson, an ex-policeman and former tutor to the King of Siam who made his name as a spy catcher in World War I, only adds to the fantastic quality of Macintyre's entertaining tale.

He was just an ex-cop trying to sell tutoring software for kids.

Altogether the college deploys seven tutors, mostly women and mostly with an ex-service or an army background.

Or an ex-ex.

She's an ex-hooker.

How about an ex-employee?

Payne was an ex-prizefighter.

"I got an ex-wife.

This is an ex-parrot".