Sentence examples for teachers calling from inspiring English sources
Eight schools closed early, with a majority of their teachers calling in sick.
We're launching our very own bake of for teachers – calling for photos and recipes of your favourite bakes.
A group of about 20 teachers, calling themselves the Real Reformers, wore red capes and sang a song opposing mayoral control during the part of the meeting devoted to comments on Ms. Black, but did not comment individually.
When he finally passed his equivalency test after six months of study, Mr. Johnson was so overjoyed he wrote a letter to his teachers calling his accomplishment "the best experience I have ever had".
As "The Cardturner" opens, Alton Richards, who isn't a strict palindrome like Stanley Yelnats of "Holes" but who does have teachers calling him "Richard Alton," is being pressured by his snappy, cynical mother to befriend his great-uncle, Lester Trapp, a wealthy bridge enthusiast in poor health.
Stepping up his battle with Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy, the state education commissioner yesterday sharply criticized the system New York City uses to recruit teachers, calling it "disorganized" and suggesting that the city was not working hard enough to match applicants with jobs.
They have what teachers call imaginations.
Her teachers call her Olivia.
Dozens of principals and teachers called the central board.
Teachers call the practice of rescoring exams to find extra points scrubbing.
In the middle of a game, one of the teachers called her over.
