Sentence examples for first apprentice from inspiring English sources

When his first apprentice dies, tongues wag.

The first apprentice bent over the glass in the sloping top of the teakwood box.

Hopkins was the first apprentice to turn Alan Sugar down, according to her Twitter page.

In 1978, he recruited five young people, including two former street gang members, for the first apprentice class.

Eyre, whose father Fred was City's first apprentice, joined Rochdale in June after Keith Hill moved to Barnsley.

Many of these shows came and went during the period between the first "Apprentice" in 2004 and "The Voice" this year.

When Davis first apprenticed himself to Parker and Gillespie in the mid-40's, be-bop was popular in Harlem.

Though first apprenticed as a stonecutter, his father's trade, he showed such a marked interest in painting that in his 14th year he was apprenticed to a painter named Antonio Badile, whose daughter Elena he later married.

Out in the world, he first apprenticed with Mr. Greaves, a prolific documentary and television director and producer best known for the experimental film "Symbiopsychotaxiplasm," and then worked for five years for the communications branch of the United Methodist Church, where, he said, he learned how to make films with a message that were still entertaining.

First, apprentices must be granted practical experience; during that experience, they must be welcomed and invited to participate in all operating work processes.

His father first apprenticed him to a local blacksmith, but the boy's lack of interest in that business and clear interest in reading led to his eventual enrollment in Harvard College.