Sentence examples for in apprentice from inspiring English sources

"And since it takes four years of training in apprentice programs, we have to attract young people now".

He makes me laugh by describing the common tendency in apprentice playwrights to write about ancient family secrets which are revealed 'four fifths through the play, often in a drunken confessional speech.' This is 'theatrically inert' he says.

Ms. Beard, a licensed electrician and the owner of Derby Electric Inc. in New York, says that even though she has worked in the field for 24 years, both the men with whom she negotiates and the male students in apprentice classes she teaches ask her if she does the work herself.

What makes a good leader (or "project manager" in Apprentice lingo)?

Eve fought against union policies which disallowed minority participation in apprentice programs that led to high paying union jobs on state construction sites.

In "Apprentice," a wonderful poem about your father, you write about following your father into the cellar where he fed the furnace: "I was the one / who stood and watched while he loaded the shovel / and aimed black chunks at the fiery / mouth".

Besides, many German firms simply no longer take in apprentices.

What do employers look for in apprentices?

Cameron listed welfare reform, looser employment laws, banks lending to small businesses, investment in apprentices and completion of the single market in Europe as the keys to growth.

A dramatic increase in apprenticeships - part of a government drive to tackle massive youth unemployment - has been fuelled by a surge in apprentices aged over 25, research shows.

Their grades depend on how they do in Apprentice-like exercises and in discussions of 250 case studies, mostly from the Harvard Business School.