intern in

intern someone in something

to detain or imprison a person in something. The government interned the enemy prisoners in the camps for a few months. He was interned in a prison camp during the war.
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When properly supervised, an intern in the last year of law school can be performing the same type of work as an attorney in the first year following law school.
Student support: implementing an internship program may bring legal departments much-needed benefits
Every year thousands of undergraduate and graduate students from hundreds of colleges and universities intern in state legislatures.
How to guide legislative interns: legislators and staff bear a responsibility for the education and experience of a legislative intern
Rick came to Science News as an intern in 1987 and then served as our biology and medicine writer until 1990.
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He will intern in New York on the Journal's Leisure & Arts page.
The Wall Street Journal Announces Recipients of the Inaugural Robert L. Bartley Fellowships; Fellowship Provides Students and Early-Career Journalists the Opportunity to Work as Writers and Editors on the Journal's Editorial Page
Chandra Harrison, came from New Zealand after completing two masters degrees to intern in the User Interface Design Center.
Summer Interns from around the Globe Join R&D Team at Siemens Corporate Research; Students Drive Major R&D Projects to Redefine Traditional Summer Internship Programs
Joslyn Roth, a member of the New York Life's College Intern Program, was the highest producing intern in the office due to the support of agent mentor Mike Cardwell.
New York Life's Columbus General Office Wins National Internship Sales Contest; Mentor Relationships Help Interns Learn the Business and Develop Skills
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