Use of the word apprenticed in a sentence example

apprenticed

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Though his poetical tastes were early developed, his father apprenticed him to a jeweller. [Please select]

] [Footnote 10: Apprentice: one who is apprenticed to a master to learn a trade. [Please select]

Girls are apprenticed to families needing them, under the supervision of a committee of women. [Please select]

Some of our most eminent men have been apprenticed to the trade of printer. [Please select]

Joe had been apprenticed to a Frenchman, who taught him to dance and play the fiddle. [Please select]

"At the time he was apprenticed to you, Mr." [Please select]

Fox, and apprenticed to him by the town authorities. [Please select]

He became an engraver or silver-plater, being apprenticed to Mr. [Please select]

"Meaning the master you were to be apprenticed to." [Please select]

"You had better be apprenticed at once." [Please select]

Apprenticed to Domenico and David Ghirlandajo, April 1 (p.) [Please select]

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