Sentence examples for label intern from inspiring English sources

Thank heavens for the label intern Quentin (Michael Welch), who's read the book "Own It: Discover Your Faith in God" four times.

The only negative aspects of Tullis's internship experience at Michigan were that she was paid as a postdoc and she had to explain the label "intern" when dealing with members of the business world, where an intern is typically an undergrad doing a summer project.

Whatever the music label's intern offers you in a litte plastic bag (but only if you hug him first). .

What I did every day might have appeared to be a job, but I was labeled an "intern," meaning I got paid in experience and networking opportunities, not anything tangible.

An asset that bands, record labels, and interns spent countless hours building: their fan base.

There's no way I'd have been able to afford to do this," Mr Runacus says.Although the "intern" label is sometimes attached to jobs in order to pay less than the minimum wage (which guarantees £5.35 per hour, or £4.45 for those aged 18 to 21), there is no such exception in law unless the stint is part of an educational course (which most are not).

In a recent story for the New Yorker, Dr. Jerome Groopman described his own introduction to the label: As an intern at Harvard-affiliated Massachusethe General Hospital in the 1970s, he was proud that he had saved the life of a patient named Vinny, who had a dangerous infection spread by unclean needles.

Garrett has a low-level job at a record label, Erin is an intern at a New York daily before heading back to finish graduate school in California (where she lives with her sister and waits on tables for money), and both of their ambitions are hedged by a sense of diminished possibility.

When Sarah Burton, the creative director of his eponymous label, arrived as a young intern she was warned her duties could be unorthodox: "You could be washing up a shitty dildo".

On the steps behind her stood a gang of Yung Lean's teen-age fans, high-school students who intern at fashion labels in SoHo.

Marc Jacobs also makes a special guest appearance on the front row to cheer on young designer AV Robertson, who interned at his label in New York.