Sentence examples for Graduate with a degree from inspiring English sources
Nicholas Hytner, a Cambridge graduate with a degree in English.
People often cite Boothe's intelligence; he is a Cornell graduate with a degree in hotel administration.
As does Graham, a well-spoken graduate with a degree in conceptual art.
To graduate with a degree in English means you can think critically about almost anything.
On the plus side, she's a college graduate with a degree in biology and three children.
And BPP is working with firms, including Eversheds, to provide a course that enables apprentices to graduate with a degree.
You will graduate with a degree that will open doors for you across a broad range of occupations.
Sweeney, a Harvard graduate with a degree in economics, was looking for figures closer to what Hill signed for.
A Princeton graduate with a degree in French literature, Shields disliked tennis and also her husband's pals.
It took him a decade to graduate, with a degree in journalism, largely because his journalism interfered.
University also went well, and after five years I was able to graduate with a degree in International Development.
