Sentence examples for apprentices became from inspiring English sources

A majority of the apprentices became second-rate clones, mimicking his style without the substance.

Masters tended to become foremen or entrepreneurs, while journeymen and apprentices became labourers paid their wages by the day.

As the apprentices became more familiar with their new situations and got to know their workplace trainer and coworkers better, they started to correct their initial assessment, which was primarily based on information gathered during the selection process and the onboarding activities during their first month in the training company.

When apprentices become more productive during the training programme, eventually reaching the same productivity level as that of skilled workers in the firm, the initial net-investments by firms can become net benefits.

After completing a fixed term of service of from five to nine years, an apprentice became a journeyman, i.e., a craftsman who could work for one or another master and was paid with wages for his labour.

Starting in 2004, Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, an African-American contestant on Donald Trump's business competition show, "The Apprentice," became reality television's preëminent villain, possessed of an impressive ability to enrage the people around her; Pozner scrambles to explain this phenomenon without casting aspersions on either the antiheroine or her legions of detractors.

When the former host of The Apprentice became president, he made a big hullabaloo about how since he is such a rich and giving man, he will not accept a salary and bravely donate the money to various federal agencies.

How quickly an apprentice becomes a senior citizen on a team.

Rooney the apprentice becomes Rooney the professional on Thursday, a three-year contract with an option for two further years waiting to be signed on his birthday.

"Terry, has the apprentice become the master?" Kaetlyn Osmond, of Canada, hadn't been as talked-about in all the Russian hubbub, and then dazzled everybody with the most amiable "Black Swan" I've ever seen.

After working a total of 6800 h, including the credited hours from school, the apprentice becomes a professionally accredited construction worker.