I absolve you from your sins.

He began an apprenticeship at the photography studio of W.R. Bowles in Hopkinsville and eventually became quite talented in his trade.

Tom was surprised to learn that Mary was already in the third year of her plumbing apprenticeship.

Tanzanian professor of law Issa Shivji tweeted, referring to Castro's own pledge that history will absolve me

Moreover, in the past, someone who left school without the right qualifications could still succeed, through an apprenticeship or by working his way up from the shop floor.

In one of his most famous addresses, he challenged his critics Condemn me, it does not matter, history will absolve me.

The rich may feel that clever words will absolve them of responsibility, but the hungry and dying stand witness to the tragic realities.

In 1953, Fidel Castro, in what is probably the best known speech in Latin American political history, proclaimed in court that history would absolve him.

But that does not absolve us of the responsibility to define corruption properly and to acknowledge obvious and important cultural differences in how it is understood.

Future generations do not have any rights, but this does not absolve us from moral constraints on those of our policies that may affect their interests.

But that does not absolve us of the responsibility to define corruption properly  and to acknowledge obvious and important cultural differences in how it is understood.

Arwa al Hujaili has become Saudi Arabia's first female legal trainee or three years of apprenticeship ahead before she earns her full legal licensure to become a lawyer.

In medical schools, however, the curriculum in both the basic science and clinical apprenticeship years places the greatest emphasis on understanding the biology of disease processes and high technology treatments.

The creation of more graduate jobs only proves that as credentials become more common, they become more important. Moreover, in the past, someone who left school without the right qualifications could still succeed, through an apprenticeship or by working his way up from the shop floor.

The commutation does not absolve her of conviction, but it means that she is now free to breathe the warm spring air, as she put it a few days before she walked free.

And finally, I had received a document that I had accomplished my apprenticeship successfully, that I had behaved morally, and this document was given to me by the Guild of Roof Coverers, Rail Diggers, Oven Setters, Chimney Sweeps and Potters.

An ant can bite an elephant's butt, but an elephant can't bite an ant's.

An ulcer is an inflammation.

An enemy of an enemy is not necessarily an ally.

It was an offering, an invitation.

An elephant is an enormous animal.

He's an interpreter in an international bank.

An undeciphered dream is an unread letter.

I have an orange and an apple.

I'm not an astrologer I'm an economist.

Are you an introvert or an extrovert?

Are you an introvert or an extrovert?

Are you an extrovert or an introvert?

Are you an extrovert or an introvert?

Tom is an explorer and an archaeologist.

It is an example of an ouroboros.

an element of , then is an infinitesimal.

In an unstable world, an integrated Maghreb is both a necessity and an opportunity.

It s not an either or it s an and.

An end of an era Castro has died.

An artist must have an eye for color.

He is not an American but an Englishman.

An enemy of an enemy is a friend.

An enemy of an enemy is a friend.

He is an interpreter in an international bank.

'An enemy?

An example

An Dorothea.

An example

An aircraft?