Sentence examples similar to a better apprentice from inspiring English sources

It may also indicate that the apprentice was seeking an employer who was a better match with his or her skills.

Accordingly, apprentices who share these values will have a better chance of being accepted by the other members of the work group (Joardar and Matthews 2010).

Building a better future for children and the country After months of counselling Christiana is now an apprentice hairdresser and has moved back with her family.

I felt if I apprenticed myself and learned Shaker, I would learn to be a good woodworker and have a better opportunity of growing into my own design".

Apprentices who described themselves as being reliable (11th grade) reported after organizational entry (1st month of the apprenticeship) a better apprentice trainer relationship and work group integration.

"Services will be outcomes-driven, targeted to better match apprentices or trainees with employer needs, provide course and training advice, deliver personalised mentoring services and employer assistance".

Sports thrive on a good master-apprentice tale, and the story gets even better when the apprentice finds a way to snatch the stone from the master's hand and finishes off the upset.

A maiko is an apprentice geisha.

To the young Mike Mewshaw he wrote a long, exquisitely tactful critique of an apprentice novel "for no better reason" — as Mewshaw fondly recalled — "than that we both, though vastly different in talent and temperament and age, were committed to writing".

A shoemaker takes on an apprentice".

Was he a good apprentice?