Sentence examples for teachers breaks from inspiring English sources

And yet it does its best to impinge as each of his fellow teachers breaks out of the usual chummy break-time chat to reveal their domestic demons – be it an overbearing sickly mother, an unfaithful husband or a disturbed daughter.

"I think you're going to see rank-and-file teachers breaking rank with the leadership".

Viewers are transfixed like schoolchildren watching their teachers break into a food fight — delighted, but also disoriented.

Two other teachers broke ranks with their colleagues and told the judge they would return to work.

At Woodrow Wilson High one recent morning, teachers broke into small groups over coffee studying test scores for areas of weakness.

Room 256, in other words, is the place where the traditional boundaries of authority and deference between students and teachers break down.

Michael Palmer, a reserve tight end for the Falcons, grew up in the area and said he could vividly remember being in middle school and seeing classmates and even teachers breaking into the dance.

But when teachers broke it up, "Jamie just would not calm down," recalled Ronald W. Shirey Jr., the football coach that Jamie had missed shooting, in an interview in his living room a few miles from the school.

It assumes a position of flawless moral wisdom and figures the concerned bomb-dropping western powers as wise teachers breaking up a gang of squabbling children on the playground.

In particular, she cited mandates that teachers break down lessons into easily digestible, 10-minute "mini-lessons," and that classroom desks be arranged in clusters instead of straight lines.

His pride at finally being able to communicate, and the gentle humour he displayed, was so endearing that teachers broke down, fellow pupils' eyes filled with tears, and the show's 4m viewers (plus the 7m more who watched the YouTube clip) joined in.