Sentence examples for early graduating from inspiring English sources

He distinguished himself early, graduating second in his class from the David A. Boody Junior High School in Bensonhurst, a magnet public school for bright students.

According to the complaint, only 97 of the 280 students who entered the school four years earlier graduated in 2002.

A gentle, trusting man, he had only weeks earlier graduated from high school with a handful of trophies in hockey and soccer, middling grades and hardly a clue about how to handle his money.

Earlier graduates under fitness to practise investigation performed less well on the test of competence than their more recently qualified peers under investigation.

She was also an early graduate of the "University" of Woodford Square, Trinidad.

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

But even these early graduate-student works show the stirrings of what might be called a feminist consciousness.

One of the early "graduates" of the programme, Dennis has been a peer mentor for the last two years.

"My early graduate education was in the 1970's when Limits to Growth and World Federalism were the rage.

We all hung out together in Manchester, thinking we looked cool, and later in London in our early graduate years.

To understand the nature of learned helplessness, one needs to travel back to Seligman's early graduate-school days in the laboratory of Richard Solomon at the University of Pennsylvania.