slipperings造句

• The school recorded more than 1, 800 official slipperings in 1980.
• Slipperings are particularly associated with Britain and Commonwealth countries, although not exclusively so.
• At that boys'grammar school in Cheshire slipperings were administered in the classroom in a solemn, formal atmosphere.
• Information is mainly based on anecdotal reports from individuals who have given, received, or observed slipperings, or who have been in households or schools where slipperings were used.
• Information is mainly based on anecdotal reports from individuals who have given, received, or observed slipperings, or who have been in households or schools where slipperings were used.
• At the time, the cane was still used in many British schools and coincided with the revival of the Jimmy Edwards TV show Whacko so this sort of behaviour was deemed perfectly innocent, as were the regular slipperings that Dennis The Menace received.
• In this case, slipperings were carried out as a formal ceremony in the same way as canings at other schools, i . e . the student would be summoned to the private office of the Head Teacher ( principal ) or Deputy Head or of a senior teacher of the same gender as the student.
• Slipperings were commonly administered by the boarding house Matron, who was responsible not only for the welfare of the boys, but also for maintaining order in the dormitories . " Talking after lights out " was a common reason for a visit to Matron's study for the slipper, which was willingly accepted as an alternative to being sent to the headmaster for the cane.