Sentence examples for graduate being from inspiring English sources

Paul Dimoldenberg, Leader of the Labour group at Westminster Council Councillor said of the 27-year old English graduate: "Being the head of an inner-London school is a tough job which can sometimes be very stressful.

"For students with means and students without means," said Kerry Carnahan, a 2000 graduate, "being in a classroom and knowing that the only thing that got you there is your ability — it extends possibilities".

PwC research shows that a new graduate being auto-enrolled on the minimum requirement is only likely to end up receiving a total of a third of their final salary as a pension, even after saving for their entire working life.

Thanks to Dr. Dreyfus, I did graduate being only one of two full-time Latino students at UWSP at that time.

Overall recidivism was 26percentt lower than individuals treated as normal in prison and the likelihood of a graduate being charged with a new violent crimes was 55percentt lower.

Interestingly, researchers found that "for both urban and rural residents, the amount contributed is closely related to some of the same factors that are associated with the probability of giving: being a college graduate, being married, frequency of religious attendance, level of wealth, level of income and itemizing charitable deductions".

The Graduate is reissued by Penguin Classics (£8.99).

1. Being a college graduate is becoming less exceptional.

An unemployed graduate is plagued by eczema.

As far as I caNoteverythe bootcamps are all the same in at least one way: You graduatewhat you put is.

"The Graduate" is a good parallel.