Sentence examples for apprentice now that from inspiring English sources

Obviously the fact that the clever, impressive people are no longer clever nor impressive, and that Margaret has jumped ship and that Nick is on "contorted face of dismay" autopilot, and the tasks are wholly manufactured to provoke running about screaming while dressed as a hot-dog are of less import to The Apprentice now  that there's no apprenticeship on offer.

These days, Sutherland is usually compared unfavourably with Bacon, the reputation of the apprentice now far outstripping that of the master.

The guy has been a Parcells apprentice now for nearly a year.

And he's eyeing new reality TV shows now that The Apprentice is fading in the ratings.

Now that your apprentices have learned how to fight and hunt, they should have real practice fighting.

It's hard to care about who wore what on Housewives, or who said what to whom, now that I've been lucky enough to be involved with NephCure.org and I really thank Celebrity Apprentice for that.

Although you get paid for your work days, now that our single mum is an apprentice, the school can pay her just £3.50 an hour for the first year of her course.

Now that Ms. Studart is no longer an apprentice, her prospects for rides are unclear, especially with more experienced jockeys coming to New York for the summer season.

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The one-time Apprentice host might find that things will begin to get a bit more difficult, however, now that he has to articulate his actual policies.

The Iowa contest, which took place just three weeks ago, seems in the distant past now that the race has been commandeered by the former host of The Apprentice.