Sentence examples for be principal from inspiring English sources
noun
The money originally invested or loaned, on which basis interest and returns are calculated.
- A portion of your mortgage payment goes to reduce the principal, and the rest covers interest.
A few years later, she would be principal dancer at the Lido in Paris.
Mr. Vanderhoek said he planned to be principal for at least four years.
"We are dreading another protracted fight over who should be principal," one official said.
JACQUELINE McLEOD didn't ask to be principal of T. C. Berrien Elementary.
"We do believe there should be principal reduction at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac," he added.
From September he will be principal guest conductor of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.
Among Mr. Barkan's duties will be principal booker of the new building's jazz cafe, with nightly club-style performances.
One concerned his appointment of Melvin Taylor, a black educator with full community backing, to be principal of Benj.
Moved to be principal of Mossbourne Community Academy on the old site of the failed Hackney Downs school.
Jean Robaire, 43, is opening a.k.a.Robaire in Los Angeles, where he will be principal and creative director.
Their researchers can be principal investigators, and their institutions may host projects (such as the European Social Survey Programme based at City University).
