Sentence examples for course graduated from inspiring English sources

"Charles Jenkins is someone who went through the public school system, stayed the course, graduated and, when things got tough, he never wavered.

The first training course graduated in April 1959.

The rules of grammar and usage, of punctuation and pronunciation, had been thoroughly drubbed into me by the time I graduated from high school (not, of course, "graduated high school").

Shortages of spare parts disrupted flying activities for much of the year, and the first course graduated in mid-December 1968 rather than May as had been originally planned; the shortages were largely the result of the US Navy prioritising deliveries to its forces fighting in Vietnam over the needs of the RAN.

Course graduates receive a certificate "that they can use to improve their station," said Joseph E. Spinnato, president of the hotel association.

Of course, graduating from Oscar winner to Hitchcock blond five years later with her memorable role in "North by Northwest" didn't hurt.

In 1941, Tschirhart returned to the US where he took multiple military training courses, graduating as a B-17 bombardier.

The BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA arrives this week with a survey course, graduate seminar and alumni reunion of a sort.

This paper reports on the experience and value of using web-survey software to conduct an eDelphi study to develop Australian critical care course graduate practice standards.

The paper concludes with an example of a real world product developed by course graduates (specifically a decision tree that is now used by some national programmes).

Of course, graduate students are in the thick of the mix.