Sentence examples for headmasters have from inspiring English sources

Several headmasters have posted messages on Facebook informing parents that school won't be starting in September.

Key documents regarding the abuse and kept by different headmasters have disappeared over the years with Knox unable to provide an explanation.

Headmasters have warned that the use of "contextual data" – including students' school, family background and social class – risks penalising pupils with good results from top-performing independent schools.

Present headmasters have angrily complained in the newspapers, and the Headmasters' Conference has boomed its disapproval of the innovation, which, if followed up, will mean that the plums of the profession may be shaken down into the laps of outsiders who have not qualified for them the hard way.

All Headmasters have there, um, well, correct Headmasters with them.

More than 30 in a classroom, and many headmasters have complained to the government because the classrooms are not legally fit to contain such a number". So how would he save money?

And although Winston Churchill once said that headmasters had more power than any prime minister, that was not a view shared by veteran Labour MP Tony Benn.

One of England's leading headmasters has said that narrowing the gap between Oxbridge and other top universities in this country will only benefit students – and that the change is already happening.

The headmasters had their reasons for the cryptic language and rule of secrecy, he added.

This was an innocent memory, but as I've grown older, and as awareness of sexual abuse has become more prevalent through society, my perceptions of the headmaster have shifted.

One headmaster has been killed so far.