Sentence examples for apprenticeship served from inspiring English sources

But during the 19th century apprenticeship served as the primary form of medical training in the United States.

Ever since his first easy professional success, following rapidly after his apprenticeship served with Doucet and Worth, he has lived in the theatres, boulevards and restaurants of his generation where his eccentricities, frequently wise and legitimate, have made him famous.

The long apprenticeship served by Moyes moved him to the top of Old Trafford's list of successors to Ferguson when he decided to step down.

APPRENTICESHIP SERVED BY -- Working on the construction of the 90-story Trump Tower in downtown Chicago.

Less and less did local apprenticeships serve as a passport to the government's executive chambers.

Her "decisiveness and directness" she attributes to an apprenticeship she served as a backing singer for Will Oldham.

His apprenticeship was served with Addis Ababa's municipality and police bands, after which he made his name with instrumental versions of traditional warriors' songs.

He then was selected as an aide to the governor of his native province, an informal apprenticeship that served to balance the abstract, moral, and largely literary content of his early education.

His apprenticeship was served at "The Cricketer" under Swanton, who decreed that no staff member should ever write about football, which meant that Martin-Jenkins's freelance contribution to the "Telegraph" were by-lined "By Christopher Martin".

His crucial mentor was Alberto Cavalcanti, the Brazilian surrealist who fired up Ealing with Went The Day Well?, and Hamer's apprenticeship was served outside the studio, in the far more inventive creative universe of the GPO General Post Office Film Unitit.

Both were cut from a cloth not best suited to the amateur game and their brief apprenticeships were served with an impatience that rendered futile any didactic intentions from managers or trainers.