Sentence examples for appointed teacher from inspiring English sources

In 1922 he attended the International Congress of Quarter-Tone Composers and in 1923 was appointed teacher of quarter-tone music at the Prague Conservatory.

Two months after his release from prison, having embraced Catholicism, he was appointed teacher of French and art at an old school in the village of Stickney, near Boston, where he remained for a year, long enough to complete his collection of religious poems, Sagesse.

A newly appointed teacher receives about 2300 euro a month (or about $40,000 per year before taxes).

In 1853, Albrecht von Graefes was appointed teacher of ophthalmology at the university of Berlin and the Charité; in 1858, he became an Extraordinary Professor, and in 1866 an Ordinary Professor.

Appointed teacher of the Paedagogium in Halle, Hecker taught a multitude of subjects—sciences (i.e., chemistry, anatomy, physiology), classical literature, and even Hebrew.

Jim was my appointed teacher.

There were officially appointed teachers in Constantinople in the 4th century, and in 425 the emperor Theodosius II established professorships of Greek and Latin grammar, rhetoric, and philosophy.

Delays became so long that employers had to appoint teachers and care assistants with no screening at all, increasing the risk to children.

They may appoint teachers in every state, county and parish and pay them out of the public treasury". "They may take into their hands -- their own hands the education of our children, establishing like-manner schools throughout the union.

But most schools still organize themselves by appointing teachers in departments like the first pair, even though many of those teachers are also working in programs like the second pair.

Lactantius was appointed a teacher of rhetoric at Nicomedia (later İzmit, Tur).