Sentence examples for assistant principle from inspiring English sources

"We've been working with teachers across the city on the content and the examination boards," says Sally Bromley, assistant principle at Bhasvic college (bhasvic.ac.uk) in Brighton.

How do they manage to frame someone like Elizabeth Warren -- obviously working in the interests of ordinary citizens -- so that she reminds people of the Assistant Principle responsible for enforcing the dress code in High School?

However -- Boy oh Boy! -- judging by a number of comments, many of you clearly believe that TV is the Devil's PA System, and that I am the Assistant Principle at Beelzebub High.

Assistant Principle Brian O'Rouke spoke in support of the sidewalks at Tuesday's meeting because he said he felt compelled to advocate for the safety of students at the school.

Having previously served as assistant principle of Oholei Torah Boys School in New York, he assumed the position as Minister of the Richmond Synagogue in Southwest London for two years, while also teaching Advanced Jewish Studies at the Jews Free School.

BC: And there were twelve kids in Arkansas who were going to be honored for their outstanding academic achievements during half-time of a football game, and they go to the assistant principle's office and say, "We don't want that attention drawn to us, because there may be violence".

His show, "Watch Mr. Wizard," which ran each Saturday at noon on NBC from 1951 to 1964, was simplicity itself: the avuncular Mr. Herbert, using basic experiments to teach his precocious assistants scientific principles.

Barry Bearak (NYT) VIETNAM: AGENT ORANGE -- The United States would like to see private American companies and international organizations take part in a cleanup of Agent Orange in Vietnam and does not intend to do the work itself, said Gary Vest, principle assistant deputy under secretary of defense for environmental security, after meetings with Vietnam officials.

"We've seen a resurgence of fraud in this area," says Jerry Isenberg, a principle assistant director in the Securities and Exchange Commission's fraud enforcement division.

The rich traditions invite comparisons to the Masonic society in the West and lend an inevitable glamour to the triads, which is galling to their enemies such as Hong Kong's principle assistant secretary for security, Michael Stone.

He also served as a teaching assistant for 7.51 (Principles of Biochemical Analysis), and as an advisor to MIT's team for the International Genetically Engineered Machines (iGEM) competition.