Sentence examples for teachers ring from inspiring English sources

It might be an idea if the denizens of the DCSF got themselves up to speed with popular culture before pronouncing on children's fantasy play, if only to save our daughters from being excluded from all the fun when the nursery teachers ring the bell for "Spiderman time".

Sometimes before they finish, the voices of coaches and teachers ring out from the darkness.

Their teachers rang the other day to ask if there was any nudity.

A day or two later - presumably at Miss R Garwood Scott's instigation - one of my English teachers rang and volunteered to be my tutor.

The teacher rang the bell.

The teacher rang a gong; it was time for lunch.

The teacher rang the recess bell and we all just stood there looking at each other.

My teacher rang my mum but I insisted that I was fine; it was nothing, I didn't mean it.

The school raised concerns about his weight and the deputy head teacher rang Daniel's GP, who examined him and put him on a course of nutritional tablets.

The teacher rings a little bell when she wants the class's attention, or if the noise level rises above a quiet buzz during open time.

Her new teacher rang this week, ostensibly to touch base but in actual fact to inquire about her liking for "dark" topics.