Sentence examples for apprentice to judge from inspiring English sources

There is only a slight leap involved from master and apprentice to judge and winning contestant.

Not only does the apprentices have to follow what others has said, they are also authorized to judge if they should do as they are told or use another strategy.

It is also her job to judge business trends and she may have come to the conclusion that The Apprentice has reached the top of the market.

But how to judge?

To judge was to dominate.

The passing of the 93-year-old Mr. Smith, who began as a teenage printer's devil, or apprentice, was judged outsized enough to deserve the first photograph anyone can remember on the national Budget's front page.

Armin was an apprentice to a goldsmith in the 1580s.

Richardson was bound apprentice to a London printer, John Wilde.

Brown began as an apprentice to a cutlery firm.

Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein were Bronx kids who hustled to apprentice to designers and manufacturers; Ben and Cam hustle to avoid being apprentices.

Waterhouse was an apprentice to Richard Lane in Manchester.