Sentence examples for schoolteachers who from inspiring English sources
His parents were schoolteachers, who died in a car accident when Tabibian was sixteen.
Like the schoolteachers who had tormented their childhoods, earnest and tight-assed, humorless and self-righteous.
Writers suffered along with anyone else, such as schoolteachers, who could be identified as an elitist.
"There were so many people — farmers and schoolteachers — who participated in this movement and who will never be named.
The inhabitants are all New York City schoolteachers who have been sent to what is officially called a Temporary Reassignment Center but which everyone calls the Rubber Room.
Tuesday's performer is Recess Monkey, a trio of rocking Seattle schoolteachers who will be celebrating their new CD, "Deep Sea Diver".
The visitors from Wisconsin are nice, nice, nice ex-schoolteachers who have been laid off in that state's dispute over right-to-work legislation.
His father, a schoolteacher who spoke against violence, was killed by unidentified gunmen a decade ago.
And Barbara Covett, the predatory aging schoolteacher who narrates Zoë Heller's novel "What Was She Thinking?
The schoolteacher, who asked me not to use his name, was talking about the local police.
Scopes was a young schoolteacher who volunteered to participate in an A.C.L.U.
