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Teacher in sentence

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So it's 1969, New York City, third grade music class, and our teacher brings us into a room with nothing but a piano and chairs.
I still remember the day in school when our teacher told us that the world population had become three billion people, and that was in 1960.
And our teacher told us that the industrialized world, 1960, had one billion people.
So I guess my message is: whether you have a charity or some other organization, or you're a teacher or a therapist or you're a parent who is just doing your very best, or you're an autistic, like I am, no matter who you are, you absolutely must help these children strip away those fears before you do anything else, because anything else is going to feel forced unless they're not afraid.
So I work in marketing, which I love, but my first passion was physics, a passion brought to me by a wonderful school teacher, when I had a little less gray hair.
So to close, my teacher, Mr. Vutter, told me that physics is cool, and hopefully, I've convinced you that physics can teach all of us, even in the world of marketing, something special.
My eighth-grade English teacher fixed me with burning blue eyes as she handed out blank notebooks.
He said two interesting things, "A teacher that can be replaced by a machine should be."
Well, one of the girls had taught herself to become the teacher.
The scores went up to 50, which is what the posh schools of New Delhi, with a trained biotechnology teacher were getting.
Teacher: You can't catch me.
Teacher: I'm the gingerbread man.
Teacher: Well done.
It's like after every exam, when I walk out, the teacher would say, "Hey, come.
Who's the teacher?
You're the teacher.
Now I didn't hear those stories from the poor themselves, I heard them from my Sunday school teacher and Jesus, kind of via my Sunday school teacher.
My teacher was priming us for the concepts with some questions about square roots.
The newspaper boss wants to catch the teacher in an underage sex scandal but doesn't realize the teacher is coming on to a 25 year old so any case would be entrapment?
So sixteen years later a weddings draws the girls back to their childhood town and Claire a school teacher becomes obsessed that Milo hasn't died as she has recurring visions of him and her friends are dying one by one and no one believes her when she claims Milo is apart of it.
Set on a "remote Greek island," it stars a very uptight Michael Caine as a teacher working at a school for boys who gets caught up in mind games with local wacko/mystery man Anthony Quinn and his daffy girlfriend Candice Bergen.
I understand it is considered a great movie and very important in the history of cinema, however, I think as my teacher pointed out, not everyone has liked or likes it.
The ending really bothered me: they committed a crime, but it was ok because the teacher was a bitch.
A van load of cheerleaders, their teacher, two equipment hands, and the driver are on their way to a contest when their vehicle runs out of fuel while taking a supposed short-cut to avoid having to turn back.
Billy Crystal is Larry, a very frustrated writing teacher who has an estranged wife he feels the same way about.
However, I read that it was made by a high-school teacher so maybe I should give it at least a TINY bit of praise for it's ambitious (yet awful) special effects.
Ed (Kel Mitchell) is a teenager who lives for his job at Good Burger, a small but friendly neighborhood hamburger stand, while his buddy Dexter (Kennan Thompson) also works there, but lack Ed's single-minded devotion to his job he's there because he accidentally destroyed the car of his teacher Mr. Wheat (Sinbad) and has to raise money to pay the damages.
After being caught cheating along with two of her friends; the three decide to take the teacher that caught them hostage in her own home.
However, this isn't just any teacher; it's Mrs Tingle, the meanest bitch in school.
History teacher Mrs Tingle seems to have it in for student Leigh Ann Watson, who has her heart on achieving a writing school scholarship.
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