Sentence examples for basically graduates from inspiring English sources

Basically, graduates tend to marry graduates, and so teachers find a bigger pool of potential partners in London and end up settling there; in turn, schools find it easier to recruit talented staff.

And I'm just a kid who basically graduated from a [little known] university in Ontario, Canada".

I basically graduated comedy school with a bunch of guys who now collectively make enough to own a small studio and feed a small country.

First, M.I.T.'s undergraduate Sloan Program is basically a graduate program.

"Basically people graduate when they're 21 or 22, and I give them a two-to-three-year trajectory," he told me.

Look at the message we teach almost every child on the planet: you have no voice now, and what you say is basically irrelevant until you graduate from college and get some diplomas.

Twenty years ago it was possible and even normal to get research into circulation and have everyone talking about it without having gone through the refereeing process – but you had to be part of a certain circle, and basically had to have graduated from a prestigious department, to be part of that game.

The "Senior Salute" was basically a game where graduating seniors asked underclass students to meet for a romantic encounter, anything from a walk to sex.

They were basically those who had graduated earlier and are undoubtedly better established in the profession.

College, from which some 1.5 million people will graduate this year, is, basically, a sleepover with grades.

In 2008, Obama basically split the white college graduate vote, so that's pretty important, to keep that somewhere near that level.