Sentence examples for born schoolteacher from inspiring English sources
In the small village outside Brno where my father was born, schoolteacher Edward Kalina was punished by the Party because he had refused to denounce the Charter 77, a list of demands for freedom and human rights issued by Havel and other dissidents.
Andreotti was born to schoolteacher parents in Rome on 14 January 1919.
I won't expand on that" — and moved back to Boston with his wife, Beth, a Korean-born schoolteacher he'd met in Harvard Square when she was a teen-ager.
But I can pinpoint the moment when I felt as if I was forced to get involved with that world – the announcement of the death of a New Zealand-born schoolteacher on the streets of Southall.
He's a dimpled and witty Bostonite on a business trip to London; she's an acerbic, brutally honest Irish-born schoolteacher.
Ranglin-Vassell, a Jamaica-born schoolteacher in Providence, told Rhode Island Public Radio that if elected to office, she would fight for a $15 minimum wage, education funding and gun violence prevention measures.
An extraordinary personality". Born to schoolteachers in Rome in 1919, Andreotti obtained a law degree at Rome University before working during World War II as a librarian at the Vatican, where he put his networking skills to good use.
Born to a schoolteacher mother and insurance salesman father, Stiglitz grew a social conscience long ago.
Born to a schoolteacher and a musician, Mr. Sordi grew up in a working-class neighborhood.
One of three sons born to a schoolteacher mother, his late father had a brief career with pro football team the Green Bay Packers before going into the oil industry.
