Sentence examples for apprentice in which from inspiring English sources

NBC, the TV broadcaster behind the US version of The Apprentice, in which he starred, has bolted.

In the run-up to the primary, political advertisements often followed those for "Celebrity Apprentice", in which Mr Blagojevich appeared with Donald Trump.

But it was in 2003 that Trump's celebrity gained liftoff with The Apprentice, in which contestants competed for a shot at a management job within his organisation.

In 2003 Trump became the host of the reality TV show The Apprentice, in which hopefuls competed for a chance to work for his organisation.

Like others in the advertising business, I forced myself to watch the recent episode of The Apprentice in which the contestants made a commercial.

The rising edge to Cobain's kamikaze, throat-shredding screams on the provocative, perfect "Rape Me", and of "Go away!" on "Scentless Apprentice", in which guitar and bass moan like brontosauruses in a swamp, ram home the album's raw strengths.

The target group in Switzerland for measuring 'commercial competence' was commercial apprentices, in which apprentices combine a common formal education in a vocational school (one to two days) with on-the-job training at the company (three to four days),16 and specific branch courses during their working time at the company.

The Celebrity Apprentice is a spin-off from the original Apprentice series, in which contestants pit their business accumen against one another to be named Mr Trump's assistance, or in the celebrity version, win money for their chosen charity.

The premiere of the NBC series "The Office," starring Steve Carell, above, was sandwiched between an "Apprentice" -- in which Donald Trump nearly fired someone because he chews tobacco (and, worse, swallows the juice rather than using a spittoon) -- and "ER".

Last month Greig finally got a job in media as a contestant in Nine's new series of Celebrity Apprentice Australia, in which celebrities work towards raising money for their charities while performing crazy stunts.

Eleanor Osborne, assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction, explained that the district has developed standards for each grade, has lowered the classroom student-teacher ratio to 25too 1 and has introduced the "apprentice model" in which some new teachers work with a master teacher in the same classroom, getting continuous, hands-on supervision and support.