Sentence examples for internships start from inspiring English sources

With the connections I made at my school I was able to land incredible internships, start my own website and teach myself enough code to get by in an internet-centered world.

I was usually less interested in the kid who had "internships" starting freshman year, many scored by way of well-connected parents.

But he dropped out when his venture thestudentjob.com, which listed part-time jobs and internships, started to grow so fast he couldn't juggle study with work.

The career counseling center at Southern Methodist University in Dallas warns students on its Web site that recruitment for the most coveted 10percentt of internships starts 10 months in advance.

The supplanting of this system by internships started in late 19th-century medicine – would-be doctors were "interned" for a year or more within the walls of a hospital – then spread through the expanding bureaucracies of American government in the 30s, and into the private sector during the 50s and 60s.

The corporate promises, if fulfilled, could result in as many as 6300 new internships starting early next year.

The art teacher, Kathleen Cooney, who had had some trepidation about Justin's internship, started to relax.

In April Mr. Fialkov mailed Mr. Galant a list of 50 companies whose business prospects, he suggested, the young man might consider researching before his internship started.

As February turned to March, NATO instituted a no-fly zone, just as my internship started.

To me, the solution to this mess is clear: Students who can't get internships should start a small business or a side project, both of which can act as an internship.

I had three internships that started at 5 a.m. in the morning.