superintendent造句

The superintendent swaggered into the schoolyard.

Carl Fahrenwald, Rutland's superintendent, says the state should not interfere.

Mr Fahrenwald is Rutland's superintendent, physics teacher and bus driver.

This squares with a report from the school superintendent.

Even Nixon's boss, Abbeville County superintendent Ivan Randolph, is unsettled by the practice.

Even the most defiant schools superintendent will admit that rural districts face challenges.

Even the lead researcher, Philip Zimbardo, admits he became submerged in his role as the 'prison superintendent'.

This superintendent was a slim creature of thirty-five, with a sandy goatee and short sandy hair;

He was the son of a Bronx superintendent and happened to grow up among all the rich Concourse brats.

I am sure Gobinda Babu, the superintendent, would have shown more respect for my effort on so serious a subject.

The state police intervened as well, prompting the governor's chief law-enforcement officer to resign in disgust and the state police superintendent to retire unexpectedly.

They start up the hall, past the elegantly framed travel posters, the superintendent right behind her, watching that she doesn’t steal anything.

The school district has long struggled to close the gap, but “the promise upped the ante”, says Michael Rice, the new superintendent.

Earlier this year, the black-majority school board fired Roy Brooks, the district's black superintendent, because it said he favoured wealthy whites who wanted more schools in their neighbourhoods.

Ms. Buckley, who is not afraid to pair a sleeveless dress with cowboy boots, moved to Washington five years ago with her husband, Joe, the superintendent of the state park that envelops Washington.