Sentence examples for science mistress from inspiring English sources

But when their science mistress is found dead in the gym by Hazel, what more exciting a case could they want.

His favorite novelist was the science-fiction writer Robert Heinlein, whose book "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress" popularized an acronym that has become a rallying cry for young libertarians: "TANSTAAFL," which stands for "There Ain't No Such Thing as a Free Lunch".

To fill the demand for science teachers (driven in part by the Education Act of 1870), he taught courses at South Kensington for schoolmasters and mistresses (the latter did so well that he was inspired to fight for the admission of women to universities), and he set the Department of Science and Art's public exams.

The mistress.

Eliot his mistress.

A mistress of multitasking.

"Göring's mistress?

Melissa Errico plays his mistress.

Bea was his mistress.

'Mistress America' opens on Friday.

The mistress was "The Passage".