Sentence examples for intern which from inspiring English sources

You must first be licensed as an intern, which requires passing a national exam.

"I just know there's a hole in my life and I need to fill it," says Robert de Niro's character, Ben Whittaker, in the new Nancy Meyers film, The Intern, which opened this weekend.

But then came the scandal over Mr. Clinton's affair with a White House intern, which Democrats say undercut their efforts and caused them to pay a price with older voters in particular.

Glatt was employed as an unpaid accounting intern, which involved creating documents for purchase orders and petty cash, going to the set for signatures and making spreadsheets to track missing information in personnel files.

Few if any of the thousands who filled the First Union Center here and few of those watching on television can have missed the allusion to Mr. Clinton's sexual involvement with an intern, which led to his impeachment.

Back in 1998, Lieberman solidified his treasured reputation for moral gravitas, flinty independence, and devotion to traditional values with a sanctimonious attack on President Clinton for his sad little dalliance with a White House intern, which, he said, had not only damaged "our democracy and its moral foundations" but also "has helped to threaten the integrity and stability of the family".

As youth unemployment has soared around the world, so has interning, which is now standard practice from London to Paris, Los Angeles, New York and Shanghai.

TRAINING, mentoring, experience and opportunity are particularly vital for interns, which is precisely why many of them are willing to work longer, harder and for lower wages, running errands and doing other menial tasks.

That provided a healthy leadin for the series premiere of "Grey's Anatomy," a hospital drama about young interns, which attracted an audience of 16.25 million and won the 10 p.m. hour in all key measures.

"I am sorry that the unions are desperate, I am sorry that people in their 60s are desperate because they raised the pension age," said Eleonora Voltolina, who edits the Web site Republic of Interns, which calls attention to young people's plight in the Italian labor market.

To describe and measure the effectiveness of a problem-based educational strategy for teaching evidence-based health care (EBHC) to chiropractic interns, which focused on the development and appraisal of answerable clinical questions using actual musculoskeletal patients.