Sentence examples for as schoolteacher from inspiring English sources

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

He spends 15 years in Ocean Hill and Brownsville as schoolteacher and muckraker.

Mostly in the position of a scribe to different military leaders, sometimes as schoolteacher, he served his country during the first Serbian uprising against the Turks (1804 13).

Some gravitated toward occupations such as schoolteacher or social worker, where they could enjoy the company of children without plotting abuse.

After returning at the age of 19 to the US city, where he worked as schoolteacher, he won the Pulitzer Prize in 1997 for his memoir, Angela's Ashes, which described a gut-wrenchingly impoverished upbringing in Limerick.

He believed that his actions were justifiable because he had undertaken them in his duty as schoolteacher.

(Much of the teaching, however, is also done by subject specialists not employed as schoolteachers).

Writers suffered along with anyone else, such as schoolteachers, who could be identified as an elitist.

They go up as schoolteachers; they come down as motivational speakers.

Dentists, it turns out, are not nearly as opposed to gum — or, at least, to sugarless gum — as schoolteachers are.

The members are mostly men over 40-former village or district officials or professional people, such as schoolteachers.