Sentence examples for of a headmaster from inspiring English sources

Kosztolányi, the son of a headmaster, was from an intellectual family.

Born in 1904, the son of a headmaster, Greene was a child of his generation.

In fact, she was the daughter of a headmaster, an innocent girl from a nice, middle-class background.

Those killings, along with a recent one of a headmaster at the Porak school, suggest the Haqqanis are active in the region, Afghan and American officials say.

A tall, handsome architect in his early sixties with the air of a headmaster, he comes from a Mecca family that claims descent from Muhammad.

At age 14, with the help of a headmaster who found him lodging, and teachers who made sure he had enough to eat, Miller entered a structured environment.

Rogers was born in Plympton, Devon, the son of Edwin Rogers, a headmaster, and his wife Dulcie Myrtle.

An unidentified Shakesperean actor, spoken to the British headmaster John Rae upon being told that his son was being asked to leave the school, as reported in Rae's "Delusions of Grandeur: A Headmaster's Life 1966-1986".

Though we're unlikely to mistake a bundle of sticks or a headmaster's shouts for anything coarser, such old-fashioned formulations can be distracting.

By R. B. Ogilby and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 1 , 1941P. 7 A headmaster of an Eastern School asked one of his pupils, an English lad over here for the duration, if letters from his family arrived regularly.

Thornton Academy is governed by a self-perpetuating board of trustees that appoints a headmaster.