Sentence examples for been headmaster from inspiring English sources
noun
A male school principal.
He has been headmaster since 1902 and he is 86 today and still has no thought of retiring.
LANCE ODDEN, who has been headmaster of the Taft School in Watertown, Conn., for 29 years, will retire at the end of this school year.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON about the new budget deficit & Rep. John Spratt… Spratt, Democrat of South Carolina, comes across as a wielder of limited but deep-seated authority, in the manner of someone who has been headmaster of the same small boarding school for decades.
By Nicholas Lemann LETTER FROM WASHINGTON about the new budget deficit & Rep. John Spratt... Spratt, Democrat of South Carolina, comes across as a wielder of limited but deep-seated authority, in the manner of someone who has been headmaster of the same small boarding school for decades.
Sir Robert Birley had been headmaster of Charterhouse, educational adviser on the reconstruction of postwar Germany (in particular, the rewriting of racist history books) and headmaster of Eton before coming to Johannesburg as visiting professor of education, where he extended his remit to Soweto.
He also left money to his old school in Abergavenny, Lincoln College, St John's College and the schools at which he had been headmaster.
He was Headmaster at Loyola School from 1960-1968.
From 1943 to 1947 he once more was headmaster at Pantanaw.
His father was headmaster of an Italian-language school.
This used to be headmaster "Billy Williamsonn's study.
He was headmaster of Westminster School prior to serving as dean of Christ Church, Oxford (1856 91).
