Several years ago, one of the schoolmasters in that island became a Christian.
Maryland, indeed, recruited her schoolmastersfrom among their ranks.
Mr. Perrin and Mr. Traill is a very able book, but should not be read by schoolmasters while recovering, let us say, from influenza.
Schoolhouses were always burned, the schoolmasters taken into captivity, and never again heard from.
Schoolmasters a'n't all of them so good for nothing as you think.
Mely made what the old schoolmasters called a "full stop" at this point, as though she considered it certain that Mason would know all about Barbara's affairs.
While these thoughts were in Magill's mind, Hiram was indulging in a few words of that sort of sentiment to which schoolmasters are prone when the parting time comes.
He came from that intelligent and brave race of schoolmasters ever persecuted, who have fallen from the Guizot Law into the Falloux Law, and from the Falloux Law into the Dupanloup Law.
The schoolmasters of France, who knew how to die of hunger for Truth and for Science, were worthy that one of their race should be killed for Liberty.
Many schoolmasters misunderstood the meaning of this schedule and failed to report the children of their schools who were actually engaged in various forms of work outside of school hours.
But art thou not advis'd he took some care To get her cunning schoolmasters to instruct her?
So, too, with the chemists and the schoolmasters and the post and telegraph officials--I am sure that Mr. Massingham will excuse me if I do not mention all their names.
Difficulties arose with regard to the closing of Slovene schools, but this was largely due to the fact that many of the Slovene schoolmastersfled to Yugoslavia.
Thirteen Yugoslav schoolmasters at Pola were thus deprived of their means of livelihood.
It is agreed by the most malcontent schoolmasters that their pupils are growing up to be excellent Yugoslavs who will have no more fear of what they call "Serb hegemony" than have the Scots of that of England.
Webster's rustics, children, and schoolmasters are the citizens of an ideal planet, but the little country is a pleasant world.
Sometimes schoolmasters headed a crowd of pilgrims; mothers deserted their younger children; country lads and maids left their work in the fields to join the processions.
The schoolmasters of this place paid me a visit yesterday.
At last I ventured on a question about the crops, but being schoolmasters they knew nothing whatever about crops.
All schoolmasters are, you know--whether they admit it or not.
It was Hope that carried through the Schoolmasters Act of 1803, by which the heritors were compelled to build houses for the schoolmasters.
Popish schoolmasters of every species are proscribed by those acts, and it is made felony to teach even in a private family.
School-houses were always burned, the schoolmasters taken into captivity, and never again heard from.
Most ominous of all is the tolerance, and sometimes the encouragement, extended to such demonstrations by schoolmasters and professors.
So long as we require our schoolmasters to be politic, conforming, undisturbing men, setting up Polonius as an ideal for them, so long will their influence deaden the souls of our sons.
In these papers schoolmasters write about their business, lectures upon the questions of their calling are reported at length, and a sort of invalid discussion moves with painful decorum through the correspondence column.
The contemporary Greeks presented it thus flat and diluted to the Romans, and these had not the judgment either to refuse it or to go back from the living schoolmasters to the dead masters.
The schoolmasters of the time despised it; Latin, Greek, and mathematics were the subjects to study.
By the time that the schoolmasters donkey has quenched her thirst and the neighbors have taken their provision for the day, the spring-basin is dry.
The more studious monks are not merely schoolmasters but can point to a considerable body of literature which they have produced in the past and are still producing[181].
They act as schoolmasters and, as in Siam and Burma, all young men spend some time in a monastery.
Other schoolmasters used to beat their scholars severely with whips and long switches; but Schoolmaster Dock 15 had found a better way.
In such a case the master would offer to the one who would take such a child a reward of one of the beautiful texts of Scripture 15 which the schoolmasters of that time used to write and decorate for the children.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "schoolmasters" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
