Sentence examples for called the headmaster from inspiring English sources

The New Andy Griffith Show (1971) After ending The Andy Griffith Show in 1968, Griffith first tried returning to television in 1970 with a half-hour dramedy called The Headmaster, playing an educator trying to reach rich private school kids.

He wrote to everyone but his parents, who called the headmaster when the mailman didn't deliver to make sure he soon would.

The pupils call the headmaster "sir" and so do visitors from the Education Scrutiny Committee.

Then, low voiced, the headmaster called the roll Of those who could not answer, every name Suffix'd with honour - 'Double first'keptept goal For Cambridge' - and a death in Spitfires, tanks And ships torpedoed.

The group has also called on the headmaster of Eton College to conduct an internal inquiry.

The decades-old incident resurfaced when the father-of-three was called into the headmaster's office, according to Corriere Della Sera.

I can never forget the long-haired boy who was called into the headmaster's study and physically restrained while another teacher attempted to cut off his hair.

After a long course in economics at the Civil Service College, I was called to the headmaster's study to explain why I had ticked a box in the feedback questionnaire to say that I expected what I had learned to be totally irrelevant to my next job.

When the band toured with Guns n'Roses in 1992, Faith No More were called to the headmaster's office after the singer had slagged off Rose to the press and told crowds in Hamburg that Warren Beatty had been fucking Rose's girlfriend.

The deputy headmaster called the police, and the boys were told to keep their distance.

The organisation representing leading private schools, the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference, called the proposals "rushed and incoherent" and said they were driven by a "timetable based on electoral politics rather than principles of sound implementation".