Sentence examples for take interns from inspiring English sources

Often, I take interns on who are effectively mentees, but they also do some work for me.

"They weren't taking interns".

Le Cirque has a tradition of taking interns.

Likewise, SEWA, the Self-Employed Women's Association in India, is a great organization that takes interns.

Those who prefer the status quo also argue that by forcing employers to pay long-term interns businesses will be put off taking interns.

The next year Lehman Brothers took interns to Jones Beach for a concert featuring OK Go and the Fray, and Credit Suisse paid for its interns to take gourmet cooking classes, according to former interns at the banks.

This could be over-cautious: 10 days ago a survey of British companies by the pollsters YouGov found almost a fifth admitted to taking interns on as cheap labour.

Mr Erhardt appears to have been one of many interns caught on the so-called "magic roundabout" – a process whereby a taxi takes interns home, waits outside while they shower and change, then drives them back to the office to begin another long day.

I remind myself that some boundaries are meant to stay in place.

Smart Fossil collection Students of Bristol University are clearly braced for the brutal job market awaiting them after graduation: they have taken a musical to Edinburgh called Take It Interns, the witty story of five ad agency interns who find themselves accidentally running a campaign for bottled air.

"We take on interns through the summer, the principle reason is – we believe – a great opportunity for the interns to get to know us as an organisation better and for us to get to know the interns as well," he said.