Sentence examples for be a prefect from inspiring English sources
In 2007, he met with Claude Guéant, then chief of staff to Mr. Sarkozy and now minister of the interior, and told him that he wanted to be a prefect.
At school, I was a prefect.
"I think you were a prefect and I was in the first year," replied Atkins.
I was a boy of 11 at Bradford grammar school when she was a prefect at Bradford girls' grammar school.
But by her last year at the junior school she was a prefect – a "colour bearer", in Hahn's militaristic system.
If you're a prefect, as some of these rappers appear to be, you get to wear a white bowtie.
The brothers both attended The King's School at Parramatta, where Stuart was a prefect before graduating last year.
I had a crush on her when she was a prefect (hers is the face that swims into my head when Katherine Mansfield's Maata is mentioned) That parenthesis is a clever way of establishing a pedigree.
Education Again, for your first position, the education section is important and should highlight your main secondary school, as well as any achievements you may have had, such as academic awards or being a prefect or committee member.
Ponty (Reg E. Cathey) is a prefect in what Gurney calls "the New America," where government-subsidized social programs have been abolished for so long that kids like Mark have never heard of them.
