Sentence examples for apprentice lawyer from inspiring English sources

Jackson was an apprentice lawyer from upstate, Roosevelt an untested aristocrat in the state senate.

Before the age of 30, he nudges on to the historical record, sighted in Venice and in Rome, in Antwerp; he is a banker, an apprentice lawyer, a broker in the wool trade.

"What this brutal, barbaric human being wanted, you have given her," one reader of The New York Times wrote in a letter to the newspaper's editors about this reporter's account of interviews with the family of Hanadi Jaradat, the 27-year-old apprentice lawyer who carried out the restaurant attack.

The families of Wang Quanzhang and Li Shuyun, a lawyer and apprentice lawyer at the firm, were also notified of their arrests on the same charges, Liu said, which carry possible life sentences in severe cases.

The Dutch Reformed church he attended and two houses where he worked as a legal apprentice and lawyer are on the village tour.

In an early scene, Harvey asks Mike, his apprentice fake lawyer, "What are your choices when someone puts a gun to your head?" Mike responds with, "What are you talking about?

An apprentice clothier turned lawyer, he had read little apart from the Bible before he was 17 – after which he realised how little he knew, bought a dictionary, and attempted to fill gaps in his vocabulary by studying it.

The titular protagonist, Jack Engle, is an orphan who, having been rescued from the streets by a kindly butcher and his wife, is now an apprentice in a lawyer's office.

Apprenticed to the lawyer Francis Silvester in 1796, Van Buren began his own practice in Kinderhook in 1803.

First as a law student, then as a lawyer's apprentice, and finally as a secretary to a French diplomat, Voltaire attempted to fulfill his father's wishes.

Apprenticed to a local lawyer, he ran away in 1788 to join a hussar regiment.