Sentence examples for enter apprentice from inspiring English sources

According to the Tweet, if you enter "APPRENTICE" at checkout on Fandago, you'll get two tickets for the price of one.

Hundreds of thousands of people aged 25 or over are entering apprentice schemes – which can pay as little as £2.73 an hour – prompting fears the schemes have become a subsidised "numbers game".

The degrees are: Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and Master Mason also known as the Third Degree.

But with 40 other local shops seeking the same workers, not enough students enter the apprentice program to meet the demand.

Mr. Barney appears as the Entered Apprentice, who is up against dental surgery, a woman who's half-cheetah and an all-Chrysler demolition derby.

Meanwhile, Mr Barney, as a character known as the Entered Apprentice, climbs into the building's lift shaft and fills one lift, bucket by bucket, with cement, creating an ashlar a Masonic symbol of perfection— that eventually causes the lift to plummet to the bottom of the shaft.

Fortunately the goo from his intestines became a strange sausage-shaped life force which allowed him to get up and progress to the next stage of the cycle – the climb up the balconies of the Guggenheim in his guise of the Entered Apprentice.

Rank: Entered Apprentice.

Start as an Entered Apprentice.

The Entered Apprentice is the first degree, and introduces candidates to the basic principles of Freemasonry.

From the 1920s they began to accept workers who had not entered as apprentices.