Sentence examples for have apprentices from inspiring English sources

We have apprentices in their 40s.

As a blacksmith who would have apprentices, he could have been in a guild, she reasons, an intelligent business man.

We do seem to have apprentices on our show who then go off and find success; it happened with Paul [Whitehouse] and Charlie [Higson] with The Fast Show.' I ask if he really envies Lucas and Walliams's current hit status.

By now you'll have apprentices, right?

Edgerton must be the only Aussie export thesp never to have apprenticed on Neighbours or Home And Away.

The family operators of the next generation not only have apprenticed but also have had significant roles.

Many team owners have apprentice programs that sign drivers as young as 12 or 13too development deals.

FITNESS companies inspired by Gym Jones are popping up around the country, mostly opened by people who have apprenticed with Mr. MacDonald and the Twights.

Young Danish chefs, many of whom have apprenticed in celebrated kitchens abroad, have returned to Denmark with fancy ideas and hopes of elevating their country's cuisine.

And those who are approaching the end of their careers often report wanting to leave a legacy of juniors who have apprenticed with them.

If this is true, how could one have apprenticed to be a specialist painter?