Sentence examples for teacher drill from inspiring English sources

After ditching his suit jacket and tie, he was a hybrid of elementary-school teacher, drill sergeant and affable TV talk show host in the Phil Donahue genre.

At school, Audrey quickly grew bored as the teacher drilled letters and syllables until her classmates caught on.

Down the hall, a teacher drilled third-graders on multiplication by asking them to pretend to turn their bodies into lightning bolts.

When he informs Charles that his new lover isn't Jimmy's wife but his mother it's with a world-weary air of a primary school teacher drilling long division into the slow learner table.

"Ladies first!" the teacher drilled into them each day.

Citing the College Board's Advanced Placement tests as a model, he said he aims to have a test that requires students to demonstrate the skills that good classroom teachers drill them on to reach academic excellence.

There's so much more than the vocabulary and grammar that teachers drill into students.

From Boston College High School, where the Jesuit teachers drilled him in Latin and Greek, he enrolled in Boston College, where he wrote for the school newspaper.

Each of these teachers drilled into us the horror associated with war, both on the civilians caught in the crossfire, as well as on our soldiers who were lucky enough to have fought but survived...

Siegel instituted a policy in which every child would take home a book every night and read for at least 30 minutes; the children wrote in every subject, and the teachers drilled into them the difference between an essay that would earn a 4 on the E.L.A. test, indicating "mastery," and one that would merit only a 3, for "proficiency".

But, in defence of the young, the birds haven't had left-wing teachers drilling a love of roast turkey and all the fixings into their head since a young age.