Sentence examples for earliest graduates from inspiring English sources

We deeply mourn the loss of one of our earliest graduates and a most beloved and esteemed teacher.

Visit Cambridge's MIT Museum to learn how one of the university's earliest graduates affected the boatbuilding industry and created six America's Cup winners, among other innovative vessels.

We meet Dave Levin, the founder of KIPP, perhaps the best charter school chain in the country, whose earliest graduates run into problems when they get to college — only 21 percent of them had graduated after six years, according to Tough — and then begins stressing character traits to turn things around.

Kevork Juskalian was among the earliest graduates of the Euphrates College in Kharpert, completing his studies around 1881.

She told the writer she was one of B. F. Skinner's earliest graduate students and research assistants.

The earliest graduate represented is William H. Gibson, from the class of 1866, whose "Autumn Field" is a fine example of Hudson River School-inspired work.

"He could stabilize them inside other molecules and look at them," said Dr. Patrick Hawthorne, a U.C.L.A. chemistry professor who was one of Dr. Cram's earliest graduate students.

The earliest graduate from medical school was in 1993 and the latest graduates were in 2005.

Multidisciplinary courses at Stanford worked for two earlier graduates, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, the founders of Instagram.

Recent graduates sing with Santa Fe Opera, Sarasota Opera and Opera Iowa; earlier graduates have performed with the Chicago Opera Theater, Minnesota Opera and Chautauqua Opera.

The league tightened the supplemental draft's eligibility requirements in 1993, pushing early graduates into the conventional draft.