Sentence examples for as a geography from inspiring English sources

Her mother retired as a geography and computer teacher at Public School 145 in Manhattan.

The question is not who will play James Bond but whether Bond should retrain as a geography teacher.

Tam admits: "She rang me up for information the day before," though he gallantly adds that, as a geography teacher, she understood all about navigation.

Lutfi started his career as a geography don at Oxford and a development consultant; Ruby was a teacher and alternative healer.

He started out as a geography teacher just over three decades ago and has mainly worked in independent and grammar schools.

Carol left me cold, partly because the love affair between the protagonists had about as much chemistry as a geography class.

Indeed, the similarity is striking in the sense that The Economist, like Wonkblog or Mr Silver's new venture, has as its unifying idea a particular view and style as opposed to a geography.

Now the trouble has hit 88,000 students sitting a geography AS-level paper supplied by the biggest exam board AQA, which contained an incorrectly labelled graph of a river.

As party spies multiply, a geography teacher has her clothes torn off for failing a pupil from a Mukhabarat family.

He was sent home from school as his coughing was disrupting the class, and recalled falling asleep in a geography examination as he had been coughing all night.

India itself is sometimes envisioned as a spiritual geography, a grand chart of pilgrimage sites and empyreal encampments.