Sentence examples for either graduates from inspiring English sources
The girls were either graduates of or students at universities or teachers' colleges.
She told the Independent: "The couture lingerie line, by the incredibly talented Hannah Farrugia Sharples, was one of the eleven amazing designers we had, all of whom were either graduates from prestigious fashion schools, such as Central Saint Martins, or high-end brands, like Amanda Wakeley, LK Bennett, and Ted Baker.
Since launch, Wayra says it's accepted 295 startups into its programme (either graduates or currently under acceleration) in the 12 countries it operates across Europe and Latin America.
The final data collection consists of 811 records each belonging to a specific undergraduate student (LEVELID = 3) who either graduates (STUDENTSTATUS = 40) or dropouts (STUDENTSTATUS (in {50, 61, 62, 63})).
I ask myself what the difference between those writers and me is, and though it's obvious they're either graduates of renowned universities (Harvard, Princeton) or, in Kunzru's case, the editor of fucking WIRED—I delude myself into thinking there isn't any.
Previous studies used either graduates' information from a single medical school, or the national physician survey, which did not include any information on medical schools.
The rest have either graduated or are still working toward bachelor's degrees.
He is preparing to audition for his future, which will likely include either graduate study of opera and music or an operatic training program.
Activists tend to attribute the locals' readiness to get involved in politics to their high level of education: over half the population have either graduate or post-graduate degrees.
Students may elect to pursue the major by either graduating through the Department of Computer Sciences within the College of Arts and Sciences or through the College of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
As such, the prediction result is narrowed to the likely achievement of any student under examination, typically as either graduate or dropout.
