Relations With the Child Welfare Division= From the evidence received it is clear that principals of schools would welcome a closer liaison, by regulation, with the Child Welfare Division.
You are the governor's son: is it to be run for our lives like cowards and, if we escape, face the principals with the best tale we can tell, or fight?
The defenders gave a cheer, and in less than five minutes the Chinese servants were handing round bread-cake, biscuits, and mugs of coffee to all, while the principals carried theirs out to take on the wharf and watch as well.
Two friends of the principals agreed, however, to stand by with rifles, to see that the compact was not violated; and it was understood that they would at once fire on the man who should attempt foul play.
It was also stipulated that should one of the principals fire before he had taken five paces he should be shot down by the other's second.
As the two principals came together Hal perceived a peculiar gleam in the eye of the Frenchman, and realized in a moment that Chester's antagonist had some scheme up his sleeve.
Friends of such conciliating habits were either not at hand, or they were not consulted; and, as men equal in high spirits, the principals could not volunteer any compromise.
It is hard enough on the principals with good salaries and friends purchased through profligate expenditure of their money when all was sunshine and prosperity, but it is a worse blow to the chorus.
Robert Evans, one of the principals of the Bluebeard company, was in his dressing room on the fourth floor.
The chorus girls did not escape having to be thrown into involuntary contact with all classes and conditions of mankind, nor did they avoid the sharp social distinction drawn by the principals in all organizations.
Already the real principals faced each other, glaring, under the blinding light of the squire's hanging lamp.
How adequately, how finally, a person can be characterized by his own conversations, all the principals in this little Millerstown drama demonstrate.
The Spaniards are visited by the principals of Chincheo; the gouernor did send for Pedro de Sarmiento and Myguel de Coarcha, and giueth them particular audience, and doth wel informe himselfe of all things touching Limahon the rouer.
Nathaniel Saltonstall who joined the Disunionists, at a time when his brothers remained true to those principals of loyalty in which they had been educated.
Today their descendants are organized as the United Empire Loyalists and count it an honor that their ancestors suffered persecution and exile rather than yield the principals and the ideal of union with Great Britain.
When I arrived in San Francisco I lost no time in getting in touch with the principals of the diamond deal.
They replied that the matter must be left to their principals in England and Holland.
Outside a few principals like Morton and his immediate satellites, there was no accurate demarkation between the desperadoes and the miners.
Everybody but the two principals was gasping with laughter.
I will lift my curtain on the principals of this little drama, and open the scene at Ciro's in London.
The principals met apart on the summit of the hill, amid the circumvallations of its ancient fort; a single unarmed interpreter only was present.
The mistaken principals who had first aroused all this hatred of races were obliged now to make their escape.
They enticed the men and women away from their old employers, and thus broke up the large establishments, compelling the principals to take their capital to other places.
Its principals to date have either been magnetic, the creation of artificial gravity, or kinetic, scrambling an object's own momentum to bring it down.
I have had this same dream, detail by detail, five times, and I know the faces of all the principals in it now as well as I know my own.
The principalswere Madame Caradori Allan, Miss Bruce, Miss Rainforth, Mrs. A.
The prosecution arose out of the trial of the women Frarey and Billing, who were executed as principals in the murder.
A group of popular young men in Colonial uniforms with swords and side arms, representing Washington, Mercer, Weedon and others, were the principals in this.
Powell and Morrison were principals of a girl's school in old Citizens Hall; Mr. John Goolrick and son George educated some of our most influential citizens of the past generation; Judge Richard H.
The primary advantage of the private ledger to the principals of a business, is that by its use, they can keep to themselves all details of transactions of a special nature.
A ledger, devised to contain such accounts as the principals of a business desire to keep from the knowledge of the bookkeeper or other office employes, is known as a private ledger.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "principals" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
