Sentence examples for boy apprentices from inspiring English sources

Above everything, there is this infernal acoustic babble, an unmediated chaos of competing church bells, street vendors, "roaring boy" apprentices, from which he sifts meaning.

Under the belching chimneys of his pottery in Fez, Mr Ben Makhlouf hires young boy apprentices to fetch wood and fire furnaces for the manufacture of another tourist favourite, mosaics.

He held a series of knockabout jobs including errand boy, apprentice waiter, ship's cabin boy and army band boy.

Svoboda as a boy apprenticed to his father as a cabinetmaker and then studied architecture at Prague's School of Industrial and Fine Arts.

The son of a mechanic, Whittle entered the Royal Air Force (RAF) as a boy apprentice and soon qualified as a pilot at the RAF College in Cranwell.

The expansive set proved an asset when a posse of townspeople, suspicious of the loner Grimes following the mysterious death of his boy apprentice, menacingly move toward his hut.

The klezmer calling was hereditary and male; generally, a boy studied with his father, although some boys apprenticed themselves to musicians in other towns.

At the age of thirteen, the boy was apprenticed to a painter, José Luzán, whose brothers were gilders and knew Goya's father.

He strikes up a conversation with its owner (F Murray Abraham) who proceeds to tell another story, about his time working as a lobby boy there apprenticed to the hotel's famous head concierge, Monsieur Gustave (played by Ralph Fiennes).

The members of these guilds would in turn employ young people – primarily boys – as apprentices, to learn the craft and later take a position as guild members themselves.

Look at JD, he is the Kritios Boy of Apprentice candidates – a proportionally perfect specimen, comprised of high-blood pressure, bravado, idioms and aftershave.