Sentence examples for bring teachers from inspiring English sources

Mrs Thatcher, having broken the miners, promised to bring teachers to heel.

It also has an educational arm, to bring teachers into the field and produce materials for science classes.

"There is no reason to bring teachers in from other countries under the guise of lack of staffing," said Jenni White, president of Restore Oklahoma Public Education.

"It's two and a half months before school begins again, and we don't have the resources to bring teachers back to work this summer".

New schools also bring teachers who drive cars to work and who need places to put them, usually in areas that are already short of parking.

"The Senate proposal would be an important step in helping bring teachers to the areas of the state that need them the most," Mr. Mills said.

By Emily Hahn The New Yorker, June 21 , 1941P. 55 The drudgery of teaching and what a gibbon did to bring teacher and students to an understanding.

Wearing signature blue LCTA T-shirts, three appointed representatives spoke of the need for higher salaries to attract and retain high-quality educators to La Cañada and bring teacher earnings up to par with similar districts in the area.

"What we're talking about is bringing teachers back into the system".

Students at the neighborhood school -- and in this case a very comfortable neighborhood -- were bringing teachers expensive perfumes, generous gift certificates and tote bags full of costly goodies.

In 1998, she said, "The President believes, as I do, that charter schools are a way of bringing teachers and parents and communities together".