Sentence examples for barely graduate from inspiring English sources

He watched nerd shows like "Doctor Who" and "Blake's 7," could tell you the difference between a Veritech fighter and a Zentraedi battle pod, and he used a lot of huge-sounding nerd words like "indefatigable" and "ubiquitous" when talking to niggers who would barely graduate from high school.

She failed a grade in high school and barely graduated.

The 38-year-old Guardiola has barely graduated to management.

He says he "barely graduated" from high school and "dropped out" from university.

By the time he had barely graduated from King High School in Corpus Christi, he was infamous.

Wojnarowicz was not much of a student; he barely graduated from high school and did not attend college.

Leave aside the many large state schools where the basketball players are effectively semi-pros, rarely and barely graduating.

The story of how Ed Shea, who barely graduated from high school in nearby Portsmouth, got to run his own theater company is worthy of its own play.

Russell attended public schools in Vallejo and San Leandro High School, where he faced racial taunts, had poor grades and barely graduated in 1958.

He often had failing grades, barely graduated from high school and would eventually drop out of college his freshman year after he was humiliated by his English professor.

Upon barely graduating, I was promptly drafted into the Marine Corps (Korean Conflict), since my C in orchestra removed me from the draft-exempt upper third of my class.