"These are villages that have pledged allegiance to the Mujao," said Ousmane Maïga, another schoolteacher in Gao, referring to the Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa.
Eventually, a friend introduced her to another schoolteacher named Tess, and the two ended up becoming lovers.
One soldier is a schoolteacher, another a Postal Service letter carrier.
One was the son of a schoolteacher, another the son of a textile-mill manager.
In addition to his daughter, Mr. Gold is survived by his wife of 62 years, the former Gloria Daniels, a retired New York City schoolteacher; another daughter, Audrey Gueldenzopf; a son, Martin; and four grandchildren.
Another woman, a schoolteacher in her 50s married for 20 years to a man dying of emphysema, told Dr. Denholm: "What really frosts me is that he caused this with his smoking.
The only moment of complication I felt during her scenes came not from Marvel but from the outstanding Cassie Beck, who plays another "old-maid schoolteacher" and whose character silently admits to an attraction that the brash Rosemary can't hear.
There are other intriguing characters who need investigating: a playboy trawlerman with a taste for inappropriate youth; a moralistic primary schoolteacher; another teacher, from England, who came to Shetland because he wanted to be somewhere there's "scope to make a real difference, you know, hearts and minds".
It came to the family of Awal Khan, an Afghan army artillery commander (away in another province) whose "schoolteacher wife, a 17-year-old daughter named Nadia, a 15-year-old son, Aimal, and his brother, employed by a government department" were killed in April 2009 in a U.S.-led raid in Khost Province in Eastern Afghanistan.
In "One of the Few", another rejected song, the schoolteacher from The Wall features as the main character, presented as a war hero returned to civilian life.
"The train is beautiful, but you don't get any taste of Mexican life when you're on it," said another Batopilas visitor, Mimi Brady, a schoolteacher from Madison, Wis.
