Sentence examples for seen as an apprentice from inspiring English sources

The layout reflects the style of photo books Frank had seen as an apprentice photographer in Switzerland in the early 1940s.

For some industries, apprentices are seen as a vital strategic resource.

In work communities, the apprentice must be seen as a legitimate rather than a marginal member of the work team.

(Trade Apprentice) In this way, the Internet was seen as a gateway to information and support.

Bewick's last wood engraving, Waiting for Death, was of an old bony workhorse, standing forlorn by a tree stump, which he had seen and sketched as an apprentice; the work echoes William Hogarth's last work, The Bathos, which shows the fallen artist by a broken column.

This is a trade you learn as an apprentice".

BAE's ships business employs 3,700 in the city, the largest concentration of its kind in the UK, while the Queen Elizabeth programme as a whole employs 10,000 people, including 400 apprentices, seen as essential to the industry.

Scaffolding can thus be seen as supporting the identity formation of apprentices (Filliettaz 2011; Nielsen 2008).

What's more, the apprentices are seen as the managers of the future.

This suggests either that poor law officials were not able to prevent this inward traffic (although other requests may have been refused), or that parish apprentices were not seen as potential rate burdens, but rather as productive units of labour.

Since Down started as an apprentice 27 years ago, she has seen much change.