Sentence examples for apprentices from the from inspiring English sources
Horse dealers came from Normandy, mole-catchers and their apprentices from the Orne, lace makers from Caen and Beauvais.
In the little garden, pieces of stone lie about, partly carved with ornamental detail by apprentices from the Building Crafts College in east London.
This is not a doom-laden prediction for the future but a factual description of a lot of apprentices from the middle ages to the industrial revolution.
The 21-metre tower was built in 2004 by GMB apprentices from the Appledore shipyard in Devon, who were fighting against the threat of closure.
About 50 feet of the south tower was built in the 1980's in a program that brought master masons from England to teach young apprentices from the neighborhood.
Apprentices from the 2013 cohort are training for a level 4 qualification in business administration, while 2014's recruits will pick between qualifications in IT, finance and business administration.
"The Apprentice," from the producer of "Survivor," will follow 16 contestants vying for a high-paying job with Donald Trump.
His father was a pastry cook, apprenticed from the age of 12 to an uncle who owned the most famous patisserie in Nicosia, in Cyprus.
With his distinctive scowl and customary pointed finger, Lord Sugar has become a caricature of himself, coldly dispatching hapless contestants of The Apprentice from the boardroom with his trademark phrase: "You're fired".
Here is Pontormo's "Seated Youth," a tremulous black chalk drawing of a frightened-looking apprentice from the artist's workshop, next to Michelangelo's "Dream," which depicts the nightmares (or are they fantasies?) of a muscular youth in lurid detail.
