Sentence examples for because I graduated from inspiring English sources

I'm a successful person now because I graduated and I'm going to college".

"Do you have ID?" "I don't have ID because I graduated," Justin proclaimed proudly.

But because I graduated with a first, the university encouraged me to stay on for a doctorate.

My ability to kill a conversation aside, this was slightly shocking because I graduated one year after the £15k-ers, in 2009.

"It's easy for people like me to figure this out, because I graduated magna cum laude, University of Texas, in accounting," Ms. Cooper added.

I felt the sorrow deepen inside me because I graduated last year from college without even having a party because of the security situation in Baghdad at that time.

The timing of the GB programme was great for me because when I graduated from university, it was just getting started.

Q. Did you consider at any point becoming a rabbi? A. No, because when I graduated from college in 1972 the Reform Movement actually ordained only its first female rabbi that year.

Evidently not completely, because when I graduated I wrote a book called Surviving Your Stupid, Stupid Decision to Go to Grad School.

This article is basically saying that no man should want to marry me, because..ooops, I graduated from college and worked my tail off in a great job that pays me more $30,000, I purchased my own condo, pay my own bills and lead an independent and healthy life.

In case you're wondering, I chose July to be my marked-donation month because when I graduated, I thought July would be a slow month in academia and that my donation would be more appreciated if it arrived then.