After serving apprenticeships as a millwright and a ship modeler, he went to London, where he worked and studied under the Scottish engineer John Rennie.
He then turned to boat building as a career, serving apprenticeships with Lindsay Lord, a premier designer of recreational power boats, and John Hacker, a leading designer of racing boats.
He later served apprenticeships in stock companies.
He also thinks Obama's intervention demonstrates why presidents should serve apprenticeships as governors.
A school-business partnership allows upper-grade students to serve apprenticeships.
Few if any of these young men have served apprenticeships with the Telephone Company, which the police eavesdroppers regard as the only worthwhile alma mater.
Having been inspired by Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane and Rahsaan Roland Kirk in the 60's and having served apprenticeships with Cecil Taylor and Andrew Cyrille in the 70's, he comes by a big, discursive style naturally.
In the United States, prominent chefs like Jean Joho, of Everest in Chicago, Hubert Keller, of Fleur de Lys in San Francisco, and Mr. Vongerichten, proprietor of a dozen New York restaurants, served apprenticeships at Auberge de l'Ill.
If electric quilts and flocked wallpaper are common themes in current Philadelphia artwork, they might have something to do with the Fabric Workshop and Museum, where Marti and Da Corte have served apprenticeships.
Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn, Robert Mitchum, Jack Palance and Lee Marvin were among the postwar stars who served apprenticeships — some long, some short — as outlaws gunned down in the last reel of westerns or as hoodlums crumpling under police fire in crime pictures.
