Sentence examples for apprentice first from inspiring English sources

In "To Practice Law, Apprentice First" (Op-Ed, Feb. 18), John J. Farmer Jr., the dean of Rutgers School of Law in Newark, correctly identifies several faults with legal academia and the legal profession, but his proposal to require law graduates to apprentice at low wages would not solve the problem, but would only assure that law school revenues would remain ever-increasing.

The apprentice first observes the procedure then assists the surgeon and finally operates under guidance.

"The Apprentice" first aired in 2004 starring Donald Trump.

He grew up on subsistence farms in Vermont and Rhode Island, became an apprentice first as a machinist, then as a draftsman, before training as a mechanical engineer.

He apprenticed first under no less a master than the great Joël Robuchon, at Jamin, where he learned technique.

The apprentice swore first, the old man swore next, they said sorry at the same time.

The Evolved Apprentice is first and foremost a hypothesis about the origins of the human mind.

He said he hoped the BBC would continue to commission The Apprentice, which first appeared in 2005, into a 10th series and beyond.

"The Apprentice" was first published in hardcover by Graywolf in 1996, and this month Mr. Libby is celebrating its publication in paperback by Thomas Dunne Books, a division of St. Martin's Press.

Meanwhile the eighth season of NBC's "Apprentice," the second celebrity edition of the franchise, made its debut, attracting a modest audience of 8.8 million viewers.

At age 15 Drogba became an apprentice with second-division Levallois, outside Paris, and then in 1997 98 he moved to Le Mans FC, where in his second season he signed as a professional.