Sentence examples similar to a graduated pace from inspiring English sources

The combination of courses in the MPS in Management curriculum is designed to deliver the full disciplinary range of a one-year degree in business, at a graduate pace.

The Meadowlands, 8 P.M. Forrest Skipper, undefeated in five starts this year, is the 3-2 early favorite in the $139,000 Graduate Pacing Series final.

Before the ceremony, the social studies graduate paced, worrying about how her speech could possibly compare to Obama's.

I spent the fall and winter walking on a treadmill and recently graduated to a slow jogging pace.

I resolved to go even slower this time, jogging at a pace that scarcely graduated from walking.

He won games at a record pace, his players graduated and his style remained the same as the university blossomed during his near half-century as the coach.

Based on the most recent data, 89 percent of such students at selective colleges had graduated or were on pace to do so, compared with only 50 percent of top low-income students at nonselective colleges.

When I think back to my time as a graduating Course 3 senior, I remember anxiously pacing the halls of my dorm at the end of May.

Hammond noted that he is especially looking forward to the slower pace at which Oxford operates, as he works toward a graduate degree in Comparative Social Policy.

A graduate student named R.

What about a graduate degree?