Sentence examples for no apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

No apprenticeship of cut men.

There's no apprenticeship of trainers.

Some, like the man known to the New York flock as the Pipe Cleaner Guy, are perfecting techniques for which there is no apprenticeship.

Obviously the fact that the clever, impressive people are no longer clever nor impressive, and that Margaret has jumped ship and that Nick is on "contorted face of dismay" autopilot, and the tasks are wholly manufactured to provoke running about screaming while dressed as a hot-dog are of less import to The Apprentice now  that there's no apprenticeship on offer.

But there will be no apprenticeship for road haulage: the government says people should pay to get their own licences, though courses cost £3,000, plus a £230 fee for a stiff test which applicants often require several attempts to pass.

The different types of TVET are not evenly represented, however; for instance, no apprenticeship training programmes were evaluated and a very small number of studies focused on technical education or vocational education.

There are no opportunities and no apprenticeships".

No fancy cooking schools, no apprenticeships in Europe.

"It's very difficult for young singers to get a foothold somewhere because there are no apprenticeships and everyone's freelance," Millar says.

No such apprenticeship was reported for Kim Jong-un until after his father had a stroke in 2008.

But they are both from winemaking families and had no long apprenticeship to endure or to impose on their clientele.