(1) Adversity is a good [great] schoolmaster. 

(2) The meeting was chaired by schoolmaster Mr White.

(3) His teaching career began as a village schoolmaster.

(4) The schoolmaster met us and led us round the campus.

(5) At the end of every term a schoolmaster reports on each of his pupils.

(6) Adversity is a good schoolmaster.

(7) The children were awed into silence by the schoolmaster.

(8) The new schoolmaster has some build!

(9) The schoolmaster pushed out the teacher.

(10) The schoolmaster requested a meeting at nine o'clock in the morning.

(11) The schoolmaster was a scholarly man. All his pupils looked up to him.

(12) Her name's Gillian(Sentence dictionary), and she's marrying a schoolmaster.

(13) Badger is a retired schoolmaster, rather short on gravitas.

(14) Nu might have been a village schoolmaster, or a teller of tales, respected for his piety.

(15) One good schoolmaster is of more use than a hundred priests. Thomas Paine 

(16) As a former schoolmaster, he has always been outspoken on education issues and a firm supporter of traditional learning methods.

(17) William was taught by his father, a schoolmaster from Northamptonshire, and inherited his good writing.

(18) Mr Caton's record as a schoolmaster is second to none.

(19) Returning home, Jude says farewell to his schoolmaster who is leaving to try and study at Christminster.

(20) It was thought preferable for the schoolmaster and schoolmistress to be man and wife.

(21) You could be a solicitor, an accountant, an army officer, even a schoolmaster.

(22) The son could not see why the state should tax the schoolmaster to support the priest, but never vice versa.

(23) Already the local people were disposed to make over various small sums for the use of the Schoolmaster.

(24) No baptism has been traced, though his marriage certificate records him as the son of John Crockford, schoolmaster.

(25) They said Hegel had had to become a newspaper editor, a schoolmaster.

(26) A dedicatory Latin poem was contributed by John Elmeston, schoolmaster of Cranbrook.

(27) Like Hooker, he was saved from becoming an apprentice by his schoolmaster.

(28) He caught her eye and beckoned curling his finger in the manner of a schoolmaster summoning the class clown.

(29) The silver pince-nez gave him the air of a rather unpleasant schoolmaster.

(30) Richard got his Doctorate, and decided to become a schoolmaster.

(1) The meeting was chaired by schoolmaster Mr White.

(2) His teaching career began as a village schoolmaster.

(3) The schoolmaster met us and led us round the campus.

(4) At the end of every term a schoolmaster reports on each of his pupils.

(5) The schoolmaster requested a meeting at nine o'clock in the morning.

(6) The schoolmaster was a scholarly man. All his pupils looked up to him.

(31) The schoolmaster skittishly slid his feet out of the way, lest a meatball come to rest against his glossy brogues.

(32) What would have happened if the man who had been traduced and vilified had been a village schoolmaster?

(33) His father, a schoolmaster, was his earliest music teacher.

(34) Our country have trained schoolmaster cosmically during the "eighth-five" and "ninth-five", and established normal system of training-curriculum, but there also have many problems.

(35) The schoolmaster sat in his homely dwelling attached to the school.

(36) The village is said to have at least 12 spectres, including a highwayman, a phantom monk, the hanging body of a schoolmaster and a poltergeist in the local pub.

(37) Disguised as a Dutch schoolmaster, Nathan Hale set out on his mission on September 12.

(38) There remained the schoolmaster - probably now a reverend parson.

(39) This erstwhile schoolmaster had discovered a way of keeping us quiet in the evenings.

(40) His scraggly beard, prayer callous on his forehead and thick glasses make him look more like an unpleasant and pious schoolmaster than a terrorist mastermind.

(41) Judging from the management practice of elementary and secondary schools in China, a schoolmaster is important.

(42) Invented by Joseph Lancaster, a Quaker schoolmaster in England, the "monitorial" school model encouraged more advanced pupils to teach those who were less advanced.

(43) "The schoolmaster was twitted about the lady who threw him over" (J. M. Barrie).

(44) The parents don't like the way the schoolmaster barks at the pupils so ferociously.

(45) Ascham, in The Schoolmaster a touching story of his last visit to Lady Jane Grey.