Sentence examples for first intern from inspiring English sources
MONICA LEWINSKY was the first intern that many Britons had ever heard of.
Google plans improvements to its image searching, and Facebook's first intern is leading a small-business revolution.
"Everybody was there," said Peter McGill, who was the gallery's first intern, in the summer of 1973.
"I remember, as a teen-ager, when I was the very first intern at Tiffany, there was not one situation in which I felt unsafe in New York.
As long as you put in the work and make an effort, you'll be landing your first intern position before you know it.
The group wrote: "Yesterday, we hosted the first intern-led panel discussion in the history of the United Nations to discuss the role and status of young people in the organisation".
Hitler's storm troopers served a similar function, and Nazi concentration camps at first interned more Marxists than Jews.
What does this mean for employers, and for the next generation of employees?The first interns were doctors.
Since 2005, when Ms. Frank sought her first interns on Craigslist, successive groups of apprentices from some 15 countries have contributed to the eight "Cities of Peace" paintings that followed "Jerusalem".
In 2003, when Lori (Halstead) Windham '05 first interned at the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty based in Washington, D.C., she was accustomed to working quietly in behalf of clients' religious rights with only sporadic press coverage.
