Sentence examples for for the schoolteacher from inspiring English sources

For the schoolteacher, the changes had come slowly.

At the Christa McAuliffe Elementary school in Bakersfield, Calif., one of at least 18 American schools named for the schoolteacher who died in the 1986 explosion of the shuttle Challenger, Dan Pokett, the principal, said his students were "very inquisitive".

"If he had stepped back from the constitution, this wouldn't have happened!" "Foreign money is paying for these clashes!" the schoolteacher yelled back.

One might have expected a moment of epiphany, for example, when the schoolteacher (Billie Piper) found herself transferring her sexual allegiance from a married man to a 16-year-old girl, but it didn't even occur to her that she might end up in jail.

But with Ryan out, Republicans will face surprisingly stiff competition for the district: Schoolteacher Cathy Myers and ironworker Randy Bryce — better known by his Twitter handle "Iron Stache," thanks to his lush horseshoe mustache — are now competing for the Democratic nomination.

"Our ancestors survived capture in Africa, the passage by ship to Cartagena and were strong enough to escape and live on their own for centuries," said Mr. Salgado, the schoolteacher.

Then the schoolteacher comes, calling for pupils and promising the sharing out of books.

Dutifully, I got up and emerged and made conversation with the schoolteachers for a while.

It becomes an occasion for brief speechifying, but the schoolteachers, Pat and Bar, are also comically clueless and mild.

The funniest moments in "Ferdydurke" are those in which Gombrowicz satirizes the literary scene, mocking the "cultural aunts" who pass for authorities on literature and the schoolteachers who repeat nonsense like "Great poetry must be admired, because it is great and because it is poetry, and so we admire it".

Getting rid of those taxes altogether does nothing for the warehouse manager, schoolteacher or insurance sales person taking home a salary and being taxed at a full rate for making a living.