Sentence examples for his schoolmaster from inspiring English sources

Within a year, Jones was gone, his schoolmaster pomp worn thin, and the Wallabies had to rebuild.

One account has him turning to philosophy when his schoolmaster could not explain the concept of chaos in Hesiod, an early Greek philosophical poet.

After receiving instruction in classical and modern languages from his schoolmaster father, Logan worked in commerce in Bristol, Eng., prior to becoming secretary to William Penn in 1699.

Welles worked out a scenario with his schoolmaster and went off to a lake in Wisconsin to spend the summer writing.

In the second half Rowan Atkinson reprised his schoolmaster sketch from the 1979 The Secret Policeman's Ball, meanwhile Paul Whitehouse and Harry Enfield reprised yesteryear DJ duo Smashie and Nicey, with an inevitable, but effective, nod to Operation Yewtree.

To much the same point is what Samuel Taylor Coleridge remembers having learned from his schoolmaster: I learnt from him, that Poetry, even that of the loftiest and, seemingly, that of the wildest odes, had a logic of its own, as severe as that of science; and more difficult, because more subtle, more complex, and dependent on more, and more fugitive causes.

His schoolmates were combative, his schoolmasters unappreciative.

He complained about his schoolmasters at Winchester.

He studied Latin and Greek, and was interested in making things, so his schoolmasters told him to do art.

Fry re-examines his life in the light of his diagnosis, speaking to his former schoolmaster and discussing the first time he tried to kill himself, at 17.

He was still in his teens when, in 1934, he collaborated with his former schoolmaster Roger Hill — one of the important father figures in his life — on an edition of the plays titled "Everybody's Shakespeare," which was designed to shake off the dust of the classroom and get readers to put on the plays in their local gymnasiums, dance halls, or back yards.