Sentence examples for earlier apprentice from inspiring English sources

An earlier Apprentice winner was parachuted in.

Mr. Edwards had earlier apprenticed with the country bluesman Big Joe Williams.

An early apprentice of Bradford's was John Peter Zenger, whose libel trial in 1735 was a landmark in the history of freedom of the press.

Two days later, the Washington Post published Kristin Anderson's account of the time Trump "touched her vagina through her underwear" at a night club in the early nineties, and a former "Apprentice" contestant, Summer Zervos, held a press conference with the civil-rights attorney Gloria Allred, stating that Trump kissed her "aggressively" and touched her breast in a prolonged attack.

Browne was early apprenticed to the engraver William Finden, in whose studio his only artistic education was obtained.

Early apprenticing could have been a way to remove children from supposedly feckless parents, while giving them maximum opportunities to gain skills and experience.

Like the British architect Sir John Soane more than a century earlier, he apprenticed as a bricklayer; he subsequently mastered the classical idiom in sketching trips to Italy and at the Danish Royal Academy of Fine Arts.

The son of "mere cottars rustici dressed in hodden grey, and their bread coarse", Matthew loses his father early, thereafter apprenticing himself to a religious hermit who lives on the beach somewhere along what is now called Robin Hood's Bay.

Marc Cary FOR THE LOVE OF ABBEY A jazz pianist of broad expertise, especially in the realm of rhythm, Marc Cary spent a good part of his early career apprenticed to powerful singers — none more so than Abbey Lincoln, with whom he played for a dozen years.

By comparison, the earlier novels read like apprentice works.

When she was around 16 or 17, there was a slightly older guy named Robert she was courting or whatever they called it who had come into town alone a few years earlier and become the apprentice of the local undertaker.