Sentence examples for high master from inspiring English sources

Martin Stephen, the High Master of St Paul's, says his school was founded to educate able children in Greater London.

In an indignant outburst, the high master of the independent St Paul's boys' school called league tables "a cancer on the face of education".

The thriving literary society they founded became the victim of its own success when the school's high master decided enough was enough: "Sacks, you're dissolved … you don't exist, you don't exist any more".

The program is the brainchild of Martin Stephen, a former "high master" at St . Pauls, where fees are nearly £20,000, or $32,000, a year for day pupils and £29,000 a year for boarders.

"I'd been high master at Manchester Grammar, and a lot of the schools up there used to run a joint campaign for the Assisted Places Scheme," he said of a boys' school in England's northwest.

Stepping down after 24 years as a headteacher, most recently as High Master of St Paul's, I was asked to predict what would happen in the next 24 years in education.

He read the "high masters" as well as other unnamed books that were lent to him by the circle of neighbours and friends who were awed by the book-writing intellectual cobbler.

Nearly everybody is pushed to the front lines, in the classroom, and salaries are higher (master teachers make $120,000 a year).

But his foreign minister apparently follows orders from a higher master.

Another reason we can confidently say Honey G is a heel is that a heel rarely acts alone – there is almost always a point in the heel's storyline when it turns out they were just a dumb evil puppet for some higher master, a bit like Bane in that Batman film – and Honey G answers to no mortal man nor woman, only her god, Sharon Osbourne.

Karmapa, the second highest master in Tibetan Buddhism (after the Dalai Lama).