Sentence examples for stuffy classrooms from inspiring English sources

In addition, the schools' first tactic for dealing with announced leaks is to close windows and doors, which eventually leads to stuffy classrooms and, some maintain, the true cause of headaches and other ailments laid at Nepera's door.

Joseph Papp, in 1954, was the first to "out" Shakespeare once again, yanking him from his dark theaters, anthologies, and thousands of stuffy classrooms.

A career in teaching, meanwhile, tends to mean a life of dedication characterised by routine 70+ hour weeks, endless data input and controlling stuffy classrooms full of demonic, hormonal teenagers.

A stuffy classroom can be the death of a debate and critical thinking requires copious amounts of oxygen.

Inside a stuffy classroom in Harlem, the subject was a matter of local history; the teaching device was known as tableau, an acting exercise.

"Instead of trying to improve people's techniques by talking to them in a stuffy classroom, we get stuck in on the job with them," he promises.

Their only other encounter with any of the plays could have been in a stuffy classroom, heaving with hormones, where they were intimidated by complex syntax, intricate metaphors and Elizabethan in-jokes – and way too embarrassed to admit it.

But you're not going to learn how to exploit it in a stuffy classroom taught by people who got there by working at newspapers.

Inside Mr. Daouda's dark and stuffy classroom, children are enthusiastic to learn, despite the seemingly overwhelming conditions.

At a recent training workshop for peer educators from Aden high schools, a stuffy second floor classroom came alive with youthful energy as dozens of students brainstormed ideas.

The film was shown in a stuffy cinema in downtown Berlin that resembled a school classroom more than a movie theater, with rows of foldable chairs and a projector screen.