Sentence examples for win an internship from inspiring English sources

However, a daughter, Trieste, is bright enough to win an internship with the Speaker-Sentinel, and, cantankerous and ill-dressed as she is, gives the newspaper's publisher an opportunity for mentorship and, guardedly, friendship.

Lee Halpin, 26, had been hoping to win an internship with Channel 4 and was filming in the West End of Newcastle-upon-Tyne during an unseasonal freezing snap in April.

Wolitzer was in the last generation of college students to win an internship at Mademoiselle magazine, the same programme Sylvia Plath had been on 20 years earlier, which formed the basis for her novel, The Bell Jar.

At the end of the three weeks experiment, one chef will win an internship at famed master Alain Ducasse kitchen, plus an IKEA gift card of 500 Euros - to immediately spend buying furniture (or not).

Mr. Truzman also won an internship at the Miami office of Crispin Porter & Bogusky, part of MDC Partners.

After studying playwriting in Pittsburgh, Bochco won an internship at Universal Studios and by 1970 was story editor on Columbo.

He grew up in Providence, R.I., studied at Catholic University, then won an internship and later a staff job in Jimmy Carter's White House.

Despite the political situation, Mr. Roushdy, who participated in the boot camp and won an internship at iContact, is working on his app.

At 21, after graduating from Berkeley, she won an internship at Vogue, a position occupied a few years earlier by Sylvia Plath.

Plath herself had won an internship at Mademoiselle in New York City in 1953, and her painfully autobiographical novel draws heavily on her experience.

Mr. Truzman and Ms. Lippert worked together by phone, he from Miami and she from New York, where she had won an internship at Atmosphere Proximity, part of the BBDO Worldwide unit of the Omnicom Group.