Meanings of serve an apprenticeship in English

Risler insisted upon the plan of having the little one serve an apprenticeship.

This Cinderella, it turns out, did not serve an apprenticeship among the cinders.

Bus boys must serve an apprenticeship of 10 years.

To get myself into a position to attack him, I had to serve an apprenticeship.

He was sent to a commercial school in Brunswick, and then put to serve an apprenticeship in business.

Unlike the followers of any other occupation, nothing whatever compels any one of us to serve an apprenticeship.

Singers can serve an apprenticeship.

Did you serve an apprenticeship?

Of course, you can learn this for yourself, but the better way is to serve an apprenticeship to some more experienced companion.

If teaching will not come by nature, you must serve an apprenticeship, if you mean to be of service in that line.

Shetland appears to be so far behind, that the people must serve an apprenticeship, as it were, to any change for their good.

Mvuemba did not attend any type of fashion schools or serve an apprenticeship under well-known designers, but the world is increasingly recognising her talent.

Tell me now-haveI served an apprenticeship to the devil for nothing?

Benjamin was bred a silk dyer, serving an apprenticeship at London.

How long was it that Jacob served an apprenticeship for Rachel?

The father of Julia had served an apprenticeship to the tanning and currying business.