Sentence examples for telling administrators from inspiring English sources
Faculty members at Syracuse are telling administrators that students are coming on Fridays.
She tells administrators the truth, even at the risk of jeopardizing her children's futures.
That Parkway School neglected to tell administrators of its plans irked the main office.
He was caught lifting five pages of a law-review paper but told administrators it was ignorance, not malice.
She told administrators that she needed to take him out of school for a dentist appointment, Mr. Browne said.
Pat Breen of Staten Island called St. Theresa School to tell administrators that her sons would be absent, she said.
(The graduate assistant, Mike McQueary, testified that he was far more specific and told administrators that he saw Sandusky raping the boy).
They have told administrators that a wealthy Portuguese family is backing their bid and willing to invest tens of millions of pounds in BHS.
Last week, in an emotionally charged faculty senate meeting held on the main campus, several female professors told administrators that requiring women to answer such questions — or pay a fine — amounted to an invasion of their privacy.
Student workers in his department, he said, told administrators that cuts to summer funding for graduate research had left them struggling to get by and were encouraged by administrators to work on their budgeting.
Now, some of the students who once told administrators to get out of their lives are parents paying high tuition and expecting colleges to smooth over everything from their children's relationships with roommates to grades.
