Sentence examples for This apprentice from inspiring English sources

"But what color will the koisk be?" Caperton felt the surge of a strange desire to shelter this apprentice politician from future displays of idiocy, as you might a defective son, though Caperton had no children.

Yet only in this apprentice piece, from 1836, did Wagner take on Shakespeare directly — perhaps because, at the age of twenty-two, he was too young to know better.

Also present in this apprentice effort are the eccentric obscenities - "What in the name of arse is going on?" asks Anderson - and the willingness to sacrifice realism to a gag.

If this apprentice training is not accredited – unlike schemes that combine degree study with practical experience, as are more common in Germany for example – the civil service is asking young people to risk their futures on vague promises of transferable skills.

By the time phrases like "describe more fully" and "couch in flower metaphor" begin turning up in the midst of Z.'s creations, this apprentice -- so-called because Z. values her so much more than she would a mere assistant -- has learned to deliver a flourish or two.

Over the course of 2 years, they are taught to read, search, and write reports, says Giardina, adding that "at the end of this apprentice program, the new patent examiner is ready to handle basic legal and technical issues related to most applications".

Other evidence (Ménard et al. 2008) is also consistent with this: apprentices who completed their programs had an 88% employment rate (compared to an employment rate of 82% for those who discontinued their programs) and they were more likely to hold permanent jobs (80% vs. 76%).

This apprentice-modeled, experiential learning design has been traditionally summarized by the dictum of "see one, do one, teach one".

This year The Apprentice ran from late March until Sunday, 7 June.

And finally, my fellow Americans, I will return to host The Apprentice this coming fall, the first time a sitting president has done so.

THIS year "The Apprentice", a television show in which contestants compete for the privilege of working for Donald Trump, features 16 who are down on their luck, having lost previous jobs or otherwise having to start anew.