Sentence examples for ever graduated from inspiring English sources
In fact, it wouldn't be at all surprising if that very scene played out at Johnson's own graduation party assuming he ever graduated from an institute of higher learning.
Before me, no one in my family had ever graduated from high school, let alone college, and yet I understood I had no choice but to go.
For example, George Mason University, Fairfax, Va., which opened a branch in the United Arab Emirates, closed its Raʾs al-Khaymah campus in May 2009 without having ever graduated a student.
No one in her family had ever graduated from college, but she nevertheless applied, and for her audition did what she now describes as a near-pornographic version of Juliet's "Gallop apace" soliloquy.
That is, they're not talking about "The Little Red Book" but about The Big One, the one that lands at five-year intervals with the thud of a Manhattan phone directory on the doorstep of everyone who has ever graduated from the college, and keeps on arriving for as long as they live, whether they want it or not, a gift from the tireless alumni association.
Without Google, no one ever graduated college.
Eggleston attended military academy, then Vanderbilt University and 'Ole Miss' - the University of Mississippi - without ever graduating.
Aid is currently doled out according to the number of students that a college enrolls, prompting some institutions to cram the lecture halls with youngsters who have little hope of ever graduating, but who rack up debt just the same.Change is overdue.
Many at the conference were worried about the possibility that Britain could follow the example of the United States, where the entry of for-profit schools into the market saw many students with little prospect of ever graduating take on massive amounts of debt in return for little in the way of education.
He went to Bible College in Cincinnati for something like seven years, and nearly exhausted the curriculum without ever graduating.
He supposedly attended medical school at the University of Montpellier, without ever graduating, and afterwards left to join the bohemian milieu of Paris.
