Sentence examples for schoolteacher it from inspiring English sources

She writes about the "isolating" aspect of her pre-marriage life as a schoolteacher — "it happens behind closed doors, one adult navigating the needs and complexities of twenty or more children".

Because his wife enjoyed secure employment as a schoolteacher, "it really was the most logical decision" that he should be the one to stay at home and look after the children, says Kafala philosophically.

"For a shy schoolteacher it was overwhelming," said Mr. Schayes, now 38.

He frequently cast Woodward in the lead beginning with Rachel, Rachel (1968), a subtle but powerful drama about a repressed schoolteacher; it earned an Oscar nomination for best picture.

For schoolteachers, it is passing on the wisdom of the tribe to the young; for lawyers, insuring that justice and representation are widely available; for doctors, that all are entitled to health care.

A schoolteacher invented it.

I was raised by a scientist and a schoolteacher, and it was salutary for me to be reminded that authority could derive from passion, not pieces of paper.

The organization was founded by Hassan al-Banna, a devout schoolteacher, and it was dedicated to creating a more Islamic society that would topple Egypt's colonial overlords and spark a religious renaissance across the Middle East.

A song that began, in 1937, as a poem by New York schoolteacher Abel Meeropol, it portrays a lynching and the horrors of racism, and became an anthem of the early civil rights movement.

The play's title, "My Wonderful Day," is also the title of an essay Winnie has been assigned by her schoolteacher, and it's what she's working on while Laverne (Petra Letang), her mother, cleans the house of a rich, unhappily married couple.

Michael Pons, a spokesman for the National Education Association, which represents 1.5 million schoolteachers, said it had asked for the streamlined alternative assessments back when the law was being negotiated in Congress, three years ago.