Examples of using Schoolmaster in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ofer Tal Schoolmaster.
Schoolmaster of the Great City.
Good morning, schoolmaster.
The schoolmaster had won the Grand Prize.
You go too far, schoolmaster.
Follow the schoolmaster. Not another word from anyone.
He looked like a schoolmaster.
The schoolmaster need not know anything(and may be ignorant).
You know," said the schoolmaster.
He was a schoolmaster for a bit.
The boys are with the schoolmaster.
Not for long, Schoolmaster, not for long.
Natural sciences I got it from the Schoolmaster.
What about that schoolmaster of yours?
I don't want any trouble with the schoolmaster.
You will be the schoolmaster, And undertake the teaching of the maid.
A good thing I'm here to control that gang of lunatics… Before the war,I was a schoolmaster.
The schoolmaster need not know anything(i.e., s/he may be ignorant).
He attempted to work as a teacher and schoolmaster, but these ventures were not successful.
Schoolmaster: Three in one, one in three, perfectly straightforward.
One day, quite by accident, the schoolmaster broke the piece of chalk and tossed it out of the window.
His folk are know for hewers of wood and drawers of water butin truth his father has been a schoolmaster.
Surely, schoolmaster, a little story now and then- not during school hours.
Otherwise one imagines the great universal schoolmaster who controls everything, as I have told you earlier!
Hans, the schoolmaster went to the Burgomaster and the… Peter, don't worry so much on a beautiful day like this.
Clarke's father, John Clarke, was a schoolmaster in Clarke's Academy in Enfield Town, among whose pupils was John Keats.
Yet'the schoolmaster who taught him for some years says that he would be the smartest lad in the school if the instruction were entirely oral'.
In 1883 he married Esther Kenworthy, the daughter of an art schoolmaster from Ealing who had exhibited her own flower-paintings at the Royal Academy and elsewhere.
He is a spirit, moreover, who is not a philologist or schoolmaster, but one who came from a practical profession like Max Eyth, whom I have already mentioned;