Sentence examples for be graduated with from inspiring English sources

Later this month, she will be graduated with honors from Shelter Island High School.

A Mr. Cotes was petitioning to be graduated with a total of 148 instead of 150 hours.

It is the perfection with which the metal arc can now be graduated with equal divisions representing degrees, minutes, and seconds which has so greatly altered the conditions under which geodetic triangulation can be extended.

Now, along the lines of the same calculations, I wonder: how many doctors could be graduated with the one hundred billion dollars that Bush gets his hands on in just one year to keep on sowing grief in Iraqi and American homes.

To be eligible FPs had to be graduated with the MMed-FM degree at Moi University in Eldoret, Kenya.

Students will be graduating with insufficient coursework for college admission, right?

Students don't want to be graduating with £50,000-60,000 wofth of debt," he says.

Cooke, who will be graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in English, has been writing her memoirs.

This alarmed students who thought they would be graduating with degrees from H.C.C., which ultimately was not the case; their degrees are from C.C.Q.

"What all this points to is that they are going to be graduating with a larger debt burden than students in the past," Mr. Pryor said.

And when you could be graduating with debts of £50,000 and possibly a difficult job market, you need to think carefully".