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Meanings of long apprenticeship in English
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Usage of long apprenticeship in English
1
It requires a long apprenticeship to become a first-class blacksmith or horseshoer.
2
I have had to serve a long apprenticeship to learn self-restraint.
3
Man is by definition an upright being, but only after a long apprenticeship.
4
But I have served a long apprenticeship to the one, none to the other.
5
A long apprenticeship under Jack and Holland had made her proof against ordinary banter.
6
I think it would be better to make him wait for it-a good long apprenticeship.'
7
On the contrary, he usually served a long apprenticeship in the rudiments of his calling.
8
The long apprenticeship has ended in little or nothing.
9
In the English merchant service boys serve a long apprenticeship to the sea, of seven years.
10
To this drudgery of his art he served a long apprenticeship; but it did him good.
11
The gods of evolution had served a long apprenticeship; they had gained proficiency and were master workmen.
12
Julie Bishop has the runs on the board and has had a long apprenticeship for the job.
13
And so I had a long apprenticeship.
14
Our day of dependence, our long apprenticeship to the learning of other lands, draws to a close.
15
They had to serve a long apprenticeship.
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He will serve a year- long apprenticeship as vice chairman at Tata Sons before taking over as chairman.
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