Sentence examples for one headmaster from inspiring English sources

One headmaster has been killed so far.

One headmaster recently asked a room full of pupils whether they flew business class to Britain.

One headmaster told, in a sideswipe at political interference, how his school was offering the IB because it was devised by "professional educators".

(One headmaster raced down the length of a room with his cane to beat a lower-middle-class boy, enraged by his social pretensions).

One headmaster in a northern English city bemoans how small his potential talent pool is: "there just aren't that many good teachers who want to live around here", he says.

One headmaster says that when he protested to the education ministry, he was told to raise extra cash by ploughing up playing fields and planting maize.The state education and health systems, the proudest achievements of Mr Mugabe's early years in office, are imploding.

The director of Britain's Tate galleries is stepping out of his comfort zone – becoming, for one day, the headmaster of Thomas Tallis school in south-east London.

One day my headmaster just grabbed me and said 'May, take your long hair and your big furry coat and go home and don't come back'.

A VERY English debate broke out six years ago in the letters page of The Times of London over the legacy of one Anthony Chenevix-thencheadmasterdmaster of Eton College from 1964 to 1970.

As per a news story that will surprise absolutely no one, the former headmaster of Eton-rival Harrow boarding school said this weekend that public schoolboys are speaking in "mockney" accents, in an effort to fit in when they go on to further education or are spat out into the real world where they have to socialize with people who don't have nannies.

It''s hAsd out here when daddy owns a yacht, OK?