Sentence examples for is to apprentice from inspiring English sources
The only real way to learn the trade is to apprentice yourself to another ocularist, if you can find one willing to train you.
At that time, the only way to become a lawyer in Indiana was to apprentice under a member of the Indiana bar association.
His aim is to be champion apprentice this year and he could hardly be better placed to launch a challenge.
(His nurse, Ruth, who through his apprenticeship stayed with him as the pirates' maid, had misheard the instruction that he was to be apprenticed to a pilot).
They were to be "apprenticed" for four to six years – to work unpaid on the plantations for their former masters – while they "learned to labour".
This feature of parish apprenticeship would be further elucidated by an examination of how common it was to be apprenticed in the home parish.
When she returned to New York, she was required to apprentice under one of the European inspectors.
His artistic talent developed and he was released to apprentice in an engraving firm.
The aim is to graduate 80 apprentices a year.
"I'm basically going to apprentice him," Noth said.
He had not been to university, or been apprenticed in the theatre.
