Sentence examples for begun graduating from inspiring English sources

Since he assumed the office in May 2011, more students have begun graduating from high-school, too.

Evangelicals began graduating from college in record numbers, and Christian philanthropists began building an "intellectual infrastructure," including programs and endowed chairs in the Ivy League.

Others want an American-style education and the opportunities it unlocks (AUAF has produced about 60 Fulbright scholars since it began graduating students in 2010).

By 2015, the first 20 countries will begin graduating from Gavi eligibility as their per capita gross national incomes already exceed the Gavi funding threshold (US$1,500 in 2010, adjusted in 2014 to $1,570).

That same year he graduated from Juilliard and was to have begun graduate-level studies.

He majored in chemistry at what was then Wittenberg College in Springfield, Ohio, and had begun graduate training in organic chemistry at the University of Chicago when World War II began.

Two years later she began graduate studies in painting.

Students begin graduate studies in Autumn Quarter.

Students normally begin graduate study in September.

For juniors, seniors, and beginning graduate students.

Two years ago, he began graduate school at New York University, studying social work.