Sentence examples for teachers drive from inspiring English sources

Pakistani and Indian engineers, Polish accountants, and Colombian teachers drive cars, fold laundry, and sling shawarma late into the night.

Let teachers drive training: Would I be too obvious if I said that organised CPD sessions should be chosen and instigated by the teachers themselves?

And in the absence of a serious electoral threat from Republicans, traditional Democratic allies, like unions representing health care workers and public school teachers, drive the Assembly's political consensus.

Teachers drive the point home.

Teachers drive the quality of education, he said, and informal ratings where principals tend to portray their teachers as high-performing by default did little to sort good teachers from bad ones.

Finally the "good" students had rebelled and, with the help of parents and teachers, driven out the anarchists.

When I was a junior in high school, one of my teachers drove me by her alma mater, now Bridgewater State University.

In the background are always his Sunderland South constituents, factories opening (and closing), sad refugees, harassed teachers driven mad by Blunkett's targets, rising teen heroin abuse.

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.

According to Patch, Camden County Prosecutor Warren W. Faulk said one of the accused teachers drove his alleged victim to Ocean City during spring break and fraternized with her and other students there, while also exchanging sexually explicit text messages.

On many occasions, other teachers saw this teacher drive off from school with the girl in his car, knowing there was a rule against faculty giving students rides.