Sentence examples for doing the graduates from inspiring English sources

Clegg: "So what you are saying is that we'd be doing the graduates a favour".

Twenty five years is not a long time to pay off a loan". Clegg: "So what you are saying is that we'd be doing the graduates a favour". One Tory cabinet minister: "You'd be a hero". Clegg: "I would quite like that". At this point Clegg starts to shrink as Cameron introduces tax cuts for millionaires and the bedroom tax.

James Franco: We both were at RISD doing the graduate digital media studies program.

Where Do the Graduates Find Work?

Did the graduates working on Gravity know it would go on to have so much success?

Of course we all know - as, probably, do the graduates - that there are obstacles and even walls ahead that their dreams will run into.

Do the graduates from programmes in Hong Kong feed back into other accelerators for fringe benefits and survival, regardless of business progress and purpose?

Neither, the President said, does the graduating class.

The results showed that the undergraduate students made more input and test errors than did the graduate students, but the number of students in each class who completed all eight tutor stages (18 undergraduates and 17 graduates) was almost equivalent.

The first thing you've got to ask is how much does the graduate have to pay for.

You can use the loan for most postgraduate courses and professional qualifications, but not for a first degree or to do the Graduate Diploma in Law.