Sentence examples for been graduating from inspiring English sources

(Some might suggest that accountancy courses have been graduating students adept at cooking the books for years).

This, despite the fact that women have been graduating from college and many graduate programs at higher rates than men for well over a decade now.

The military center has been graduating 1,400 newly trained soldiers every two weeks, as the Obama administration, eager to show progress in a slow-going war, has devoted more trainers and money to the effort.

Although the nation's law schools for years have been graduating classes that are almost evenly split between men and women, and although firms are absorbing new associates in numbers that largely reflect that balance, something unusual happens to most women after they begin to climb into the upper tiers of law firms.

For decades, better students in New York had been graduating with a Regents diploma, which signified that they had passed the academic curriculum established by the state Board of Regents; others had received a "local" diploma, which meant they had satisfied bare-bones requirements.

In his next match, on the grass court of the Queen's Club in London, Querrey easily beat Ginepri, went on to win the tournament, then reached the fourth round at Wimbledon (losing to No. 4 Andy Murray) — all about the time he might have been graduating from college had he not decided to reject a scholarship from the University of Southern California to turn professional.

We're graduating college.

Not that I am graduating.

We are graduating today.

Luke will be graduating in June.

Now, my niece is graduating this March.