Sentence examples for get the apprentice from inspiring English sources

And although it rehabilitated many of the victims, including Bian, there has never been any attempt to discuss events openly or to get the apprentice executioners to talk about their actions.

The government and the BBC could so easily have done worse; Lord Sugar got the Apprentice gig only after Sir Philip Green turned it down – presumably because it would play havoc with his wife's tax exile arrangements in Monaco.

That's how McCarthyism happened, that's how conservative golden boy Ronald Reagan came to power, and ― yep ― that's how we got The Apprentice & the Donald.

"I don't think apprentices get the respect they deserve," he says.

All age groups affected by the minumum wage will get the 3% rise except for apprentices, who the commission said should be restricted to a 2% rise.

You're spitting in the face of appointment television, we understand - but for anyone not got the message yet: APPRENTICE FINAL: SUNDAY NIGHT!

"We should have gotten the Emmy for 'The Apprentice,' you know?" Trump tangentially added.

Put another way, the "establishment apprentice" got the shaft because he crossed the person with the real power in Trump's campaign.

Takei, who just got the axe on "Celebrity Apprentice," provides a suitably gay analogy in describing the trio of candidates, which includes Republican State Senator Stacey Campfield, calling them "friends of Dorothy" in reference to the "Wizard of Oz" characters in this new tongue-in-cheek clip.

When they get back to camp, the kits get their apprentice names, but Sasha refuses to take a warrior name.

Too few apprentices are getting the construction skills to build the homes and roads our local communities need, and developers are struggling to recruit the skilled labour to build new homes," said councillor Peter Box, chair of the LGA's Housing Board.