Sentence examples for schoolteacher mr from inspiring English sources

He gives the counter-example of expatriate British and American poets in Germany, who "might as well be in Leicester or Peoria for all the impact that Germany has had on their work .The son of a schoolteacher, Mr Ash, 58, lived until 20 years ago in his hometown, Manchester.

While maintaining family control, it adopted professional management methods, and these brought it successes such as the world's largest greenfield oil refinery at Jamnagar in Gujarat, which started commercial production in 2000.The son of a poor Gujarati schoolteacher, Mr Ambani began his career 50 years ago at a Shell petrol station in Aden.

But the comic genius Chris Lilley, of Summer Heights High fame, has more recently come up with a range of characters, from the camp schoolteacher "Mr G" to the Chinese physics prodigy Ricky Wong, who offer a much sharper and nuanced take on modern Australia.

The pervert schoolteacher is Mr Nuckles.

"We have really eclectic friends here — wealthy people and a retired schoolteacher," Mr. Fuehr said.

An avuncular former schoolteacher, Mr. Kretschmann, 62, was a Communist activist as a student but now sits on the Central Committee of German Catholics.

The son of a schoolteacher, Mr. Nasobin grew up in Yekaterinburg, the town in the Ural Mountains where former President Boris N. Yeltsin rose to fame.

The tender story concerns a devoted (and widowed) schoolteacher, Mr. Horikawa, who subordinates his love for his young son, Ryohei, to his concern for the boy's education and sends him off to boarding school.

He gives this meeting of opposites -- a retired, talkative schoolteacher (Mr. Rochefort) and a taciturn old thief (Mr. Hallyday) -- in Claude Klotz's script a lovely, sportive élan, instead of making it register as lumpy, obvious polemics.

He gives this meeting of opposites -- a retired, talkative schoolteacher (Mr. Rochefort) and a taciturn old thief (Mr. Hallyday) -- in Claude Klotz's script a lovely, sportive élan, instead of making them register as lumpy, obvious polemics.

Mrs. Guman was a computer specialist at Fiduciary Trust Company International on the 97th floor of 2 World Trade Center, but she was about to take a test to become a schoolteacher, Mr. Guman said.