Sentence examples for apprentice tool from inspiring English sources

As the son of a trade-union and socialist activist, Reuther became an apprentice tool and die maker in Wheeling at the age of 16 and, upon moving to Detroit, Michigan, at 19, became a tool and die craftsman.

Ferguson began his playing career at Queen's Park as a 16-year-old striker whilst working as an apprentice tool-worker at Clyde Shipyards.

On Sept. 11, Mr. Telford was merely an apprentice, laying out tools, taking supply orders and running for coffee for his co-workers on the Manhattan Bridge when a foreman shouted the news.

From 1941 until 1944 he was a tool room apprentice and formed a works committee to represent apprentices in negotiations with managers.

Instead, he went to work alongside his father as an apprentice at the Heidrich Tool and Die factory in Oak Park.

Not wanting to be a farmer, he became an apprentice in automotive trim, tool and die making and coach and body building.

Raised in Austria during Nazi-rule, he apprenticed at a tool-and-die maker before emigrating to Canada and founding the precursor to Magna.

It is not uncommon for larger companies to start apprentices delivering materials, tools, etc. to job sites.

He added: "Firms want to play their part in training up more apprentices but an apprentice levy is a blunt tool.

I was 19, a high school dropout working as a tool-and-die apprentice, living in my hometown of Bridgeport, Conn.

Clapham points out that single masters working with just one apprentice or mate, but owning their own tools and materials, were common at the lower levels of most trades in London.