Sentence examples for English graduated from inspiring English sources

English graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2011 with a clutch of awards and bursaries.

Yesterday Mr. Jean-Louis, the son of Haitian immigrants who barely speak English, graduated as the valedictorian of his class.

Ms. English graduated from high school and went to Marymount Manhattan College, planning to major in psychology.

Eventually his family settled in the United States, where he learned English, graduated from Princeton and received a master's in public health from Yale.

In New York City, 24percentt of students learning English graduated in 2007, compared with 20percentt in 2006 and 27percentt in 2005.

At Bryn Mawr, young Millicent played water polo and basketball and majored in Greek and English, graduating magna cum laude.

She wrote "furiously" through her childhood; within days of arriving in Britain, she was writing in English, and graduated in English literature from Queen Mary College, London University.

"I mean, all these overqualified English graduates with their literary references writing captions for models.

There are clunky phrases which bear the hallmarks of a law, rather than an English, graduate.

Rose Clark is a history of art and english graduate who lives and works near London.

"I thought I needed to get a proper job, and the thing English graduates did was teach.