Interned [verb]

He's suggesting that he sees us getting married and having a child within about 10 years, after he has interned and traveled and blah blah blah.

One time we hired this summer intern and his job was to do the newspaper inserts for Pittsburgh, and the guy was so incompetent that he just didn’t do it.

The company has 20 employees, including some long-term interns.

Here, interns, startups, students, and scientists mingle to cook new dairy and alternative products that are both healthier for humans and the planet.

I started interning at 60 Minutes, and then they hired me full-time.

Hernandez has honed his skills in data and graphics as an intern with the Texas Observer, KXAN and Dallas Free Press.

She has interned at the Portland Press Herald and the Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting.

Mariscal, who started at Momofuku as an intern in 2011 and eventually worked her way up to the top job, said she aspires, ultimately, for half of the chain’s revenues to be non-restaurant.

From a young age, I loved fashion, but considered it only a hobby until I job shadowed a category manager at Sephora and interned at Oscar de la Renta, which led me to a buying office role at Neiman Marcus Group.

Last month, VOSD intern Kate Nucci revealed that SDPD officers had written more than 80 tickets over the last several years, despite the law’s clear unconstitutionality.