Sentence examples for all apprentice from inspiring English sources

Her introduction, on equipment and techniques, should be required reading for all apprentice bread bakers.

And all (the pictures) had to be taken out by hand, so we had these all apprentice printers taking six pages out the magazine".

Adults train themselves to find such things extraordinary, but we were all apprentice readers once, as children, where the regulations exist in a beautiful state of disorder.

By 1816, the rating of midshipman ordinary was phased out, and all apprentice officers were rated as midshipmen.

A right-wing group is running ads demanding that President Donald Trump go all "Apprentice" on EPA chief Scott Pruitt.

Briefly, all apprentice bakers, pastry-makers and hairdressers starting training programmes at six vocational schools in Lorraine, North-Eastern France, were invited to take part in research.

However, the proportion of those over 25 has more than doubled – it was 19% of all apprentices in 2009/10, but now stands at 42%.

The committee said government should publish data on conversions and ensure all apprentices were receiving training and not just having their existing skills accredited.

But a standardised approach to training in which all apprentices acquire similar skills and expertise means that Swiss employers – of which over 98% are SMEs – are more relaxed about the idea.

Last year we brought an end to programme-led apprenticeships, meaning all apprentices must have a real job, and insisted all apprenticeships must last between one and four years, with some flexibility to allow adult apprentices with prior skills experience to complete more quickly.

An extra dose of design aura surrounds Mr. Behrens because three of the greatest architects of the 20th century — Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Walter Gropius, and Le Corbusier — all apprenticed in his office as young men around the time of the hall's construction.