Sentence examples for Brief apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

After a brief apprenticeship, he opened his own studio in 1975.

There followed a brief apprenticeship at a baker's in Pont Audemer, sufficient to show him that making étouffe-chrétien brioches and madeleines was not the way forward.

Finally, after another brief apprenticeship in the bullpen, he has become a steady starter, going 5-3 with a 3.27 E.R.A. despite an uncharacteristically low strikeout rate.

After a brief apprenticeship in Quincy, in 1970 Mr. Ehrich moved the magazine to Bennington, near his hometown of Arlington, Vt.

His early teens were spent on the farm where his father worked, but a brief apprenticeship in a general store in a coastal village north of Whitby brought him in contact with ships and the sea.

He left school at 16, spent the summer working as a bingo caller and served a brief apprenticeship in the local Methilhill pit, though in truth it was more "smoking and skiving" than hewing and heaving.

Both were cut from a cloth not best suited to the amateur game and their brief apprenticeships were served with an impatience that rendered futile any didactic intentions from managers or trainers.

It has been an exhausting climax to his brief six-year apprenticeship in leadership.

At sixteen, after a brief and disappointing apprenticeship in a Frankfurt commercial house, he was sent in 1759 to Geneva to develop there the social skills required for his appointed vocation.

After a brief but important apprenticeship of six months with the painter Pieter Lastman in Amsterdam, Rembrandt stayed a few months with Jacob Pynas and then started his own workshop, though Simon van Leeuwen claimed that Joris van Schooten taught Rembrandt in Leiden.

Britain and some Commonwealth states couple brief orientation with a long apprenticeship and on-the-job training, some of which occurs in all systems.