Sentence examples for now a trainee from inspiring English sources

After studying at LSE, Oxford and Harvard, he is now a trainee solicitor at Clifford Chance in Canary Wharf.

Polly Sprenger, former London correspondent of the Industry Standard and senior editor of the Industry Standard Europe, is now a trainee cabinetmaker.

Whether you're Kevey Bow, from UROCK who performed in Remote at last year's festival, or Roy Weise, now a trainee theatre director at the Royal Court Theatre (Chatroom by Enda Walsh, 2004) or Hollywood actor John Boyega (Six Parties by William Boyd, 2009), we'd love to hear about your Connections experience.

Dr Jonathon Millar left last year and is now a trainee emergency doctor working in Glasgow Infirmary Hospital.

"You come in now as a trainee; we have two trainees on this job, and one of them has been learning how to dye... she loves colours now, and she was fibre-glassing the other day, repairing armour.

But Caffyn is not a trainee joiner.

In Arthur's own mind — if not in anyone else's quite yet — he was no longer the journeyman reporter he had been in Raleigh and in London but was now an executive trainee.

Hamauzu was hired by Square (now Square Enix) as a trainee, and his debut as a solo composer came the following year when he scored Chocobo no Fushigina Dungeon.

She'll be in some awful situation and even though she's got herself there, she needs help getting out of it," says Molly, who is now 26 and a trainee solicitor.

"We are now a town of trainee managers.

Last week, when I received an email from Shirley Bolden -- a former InsideOut Literary Arts Project student in middle school, recently a reporter with B.L.A.C. (Black Life Arts and Culture) magazine, and now a Teach for America trainee in Texas -- I had the pleasure of spreading the word to a very special teacher.