Sentence examples for internship taking from inspiring English sources

The result was a one-month internship taking notes in court and helping with research on the Bernard B. Kerik corruption case.

A summer internship taking water samples at a plant in Butte that her father had helped build "made me realize I did not want to spend my life in the lab," she says.

His internship took him to San Francisco; for two decades, he had a family practice there and in Ukiah, Calif.

"Obviously I like to get out when it's light out so I can go for a run or something, but I don't mind if my internship takes up my whole day," she said.

What do you think about internships taking the place of entry-level positions?

All "entry level" reporter positions require a minimum of 3-5 years of experience, how is that "entry level?" Do internships taken in college count?

On average, people on work experience placements or internships take home £100 according to the survey but there was evidence that the gender pay gap starts early.

They attend private schools and summer camps, take music lessons, get extensive SAT tutoring, land prestigious internships, take trips overseas and generally do what the less affluent cannot afford to do.

The internships take place during the summer in the San Francisco area and range in terms of focus, from technical coding to finance to marketing to business development.

"My classmates have resigned themselves to doing another internship or taking time off to travel".

Peter Hall came here in the nineteen-sixties on an internship after taking an agricultural degree at Newcastle University.