Sentence examples for appointed schoolteacher from inspiring English sources

In March 1852 Spruyt was appointed schoolteacher in the town of Rustenburg.

The Rev Edwin Dodgson was appointed as schoolteacher and missionary in 1880.

Appointing a schoolteacher as a national rugby coach is not unprecedented.

In July 1974, the council appointed Brendan Foster a former schoolteacher turned athlete and a native of Tyne and Wear as the Council's sport and recreation manager.

Mr. Tolstoy also became friends with Khusein Zagibov, a Chechen schoolteacher who was appointed director of the Tolstoy Museum in Starogladovskaya by Soviet officials in 1985.

In a meeting with a local Muslim schoolteacher who has been appointed by General Mladic to bring the townspeople around to the general's way of seeing things, the teacher protests that he is a representative by accident.

First seen on Broadway in 1991 with Jason Robards and Judith Ivey, this two-hander about a crusty, dying schoolteacher and the embittered former student that he unwittingly employs laces bald contrivance with enjoyable histrionics, which the lovingly appointed International City Theatre staging delivers.

Mr Brown appointed the panel.

A czar was appointed.

Already appointed: Heidi Alexander.

We've appointed ten".