Sentence examples for was apprentice from inspiring English sources
noun
A trainee, especially in a skilled trade.
In certain ways it was apprentice work, and parts of it now seem a little old-fashioned, but it is still a work of tremendous power and vividness.
He was apprentice to a furniture maker, a carpenter's mate and a bookshop assistant before undertaking his national service in the RAF (1950-52).
Nicole was apprentice editor on Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) and her films have all been compared to those of Allen, as they're wealthy, talky and funny.
There was also a French school in Korçë and one of its many students was Enver Hoxha, who was apprentice (1927 1930) and then teacher (1937 1939).
He was apprenticed at age 13.
Afterward he was apprenticed to a pirate.
From age 14 Terry was apprenticed to clock maker Daniel Burnap.
In 1946 47 he was apprenticed to swing bandleader-arranger Fletcher Henderson.
He was apprenticed to a yuzen painter named Kason Nakagawa.
Here Bewick was apprenticed to the silver-engraver Ralph Beilby.
Blake was apprenticed to an engraver aged 14.
