Sentence examples similar to long time intern from inspiring English sources
As a GWU student and graduate she served for five years in the Clinton White House, first as a long-time intern in George Stephanopoulos's office, and later as an assistant to Paul Begala.
She has appeared in films since the 1980's, with roles in Arizona Dream, Wedding Bell Blues, Long Time Since, Thursday, The Intern, and Partners in Crime.
As [for] interning and getting into the industry, there was a long time, in media, where interning was the only way to go about it.
"Interns?" It takes long time, but eventually she is able to explain this thing to me.
It has been a long time since the colonel, 69, was an intern, but not long at all since he was a civilian.
"Those principles of protecting people in the workplace have been in place for a long time, but they've never applied to interns," said Oregon Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian.
Unpaid internships have been around for a long time in the United States, but the number has ballooned in recent years, said Ross Perlin, author of "Intern Nation: How to Earn Nothing and Learn Little in the Brave New Economy".
Although it seems Pinterest is trying to do better in its recruiting (32percentt of tech interns are female), it's clear that significant change will take a long time.
