Sentence examples for talented apprentices from inspiring English sources

Last year, he joined Andrew Balding's yard here in Hampshire, a stable famed for its ability to turn out talented apprentices.

She recruited talented apprentices; leaned on influential acquaintances, including Rockefellers, for support; developed marketing strategies; and got Jugtown pottery into upscale Northern stores before selling the establishment in 1980.

"It risks a two-tier civil service" During my final year in the civil service, I worked with two very talented apprentices who were personal assistants to senior civil servants in my policy area.

The question for investors: Does this unique value manager have in place talented apprentices who can carry on after him?

But through talented apprentices like Tauba Auerbach — a participant in the 2010 Whitney Biennial who worked with Mr. Styer for three years before moving to New York City in 2008 — and Mr. Canham, who is known for his graphic design as well as hand-painted artworks, a new generation was exposed to the craft.

Although lower pay reduces net training costs, it nevertheless constitutes an additional disadvantage compared to larger firms when it comes to recruiting the most talented apprentices.

When Patras died in 1977, his most talented apprentice, Dumitru Pop, took over.

A talented apprentice director, in 1925 he was asked to work at the prestigious Burgtheater in Vienna.

Yet even with equal time and the band's guitar crunch, Mr. Timberlake, from Tennessee, came across as a talented apprentice and pop sweetener.

He cited the town of Malvern, Worcestershire, which has developed a cluster of around 40 specialist companies, and also gave the example of one talented apprentice who had been thrown out of school.

While the online world has grown exponentially over the last few years, our education system hasn't kept pace". He cited the town of Malvern, Worcestershire, which has developed a cluster of around 40 specialist companies, and also gave the example of one talented apprentice who had been thrown out of school.