Sentence examples for graduate end from inspiring English sources

And just why, in a quest for enlightenment, did Mr. Thorson, a 38-year-old Stanford graduate, end up dead, apparently from exposure and dehydration, in a remote region of rattlesnakes and drug smugglers?

"Many female students who graduate end up leaving the actual medical practice to give birth and raise children," the source said, according to Japanese newspaper The Asahi Shimbun.

Those who do graduate end up paying a mortgage on their education, and – to stretch the house-buying analogy to breaking point – often end up with negative equity, unleashed as they are into a heavy sigh of a job market.

Those who do graduate end up paying a mortgage on their education, and to stretch the house-buying analogy to breaking point often end up with negative equity, unleashed as they are into a heavy sigh of a job market.

The increase in opportunities for formal training in BMI at the graduate end of the spectrum of medical education, mainly in Master, PhD and residency programs, has not been accompanied by a similar growth in curricular space for BMI training in medical students [ 5, 9].

Despite where a graduate ends up, the key, Hing says, is to not feel trapped or limited.

Gillibrand, herself a 1988 Dartmouth graduate, ended up winning re-election to her first full term, collecting close to 72percentt of the vote.

In Germany 13% of all PhD graduates end up in lowly occupations.

This shows the wide variety of jobs that law graduates end up doing.

Arts and humanities graduates end up in sectors as diverse as healthcare and computing.

The result is that fewer law graduates end up in a legal career than you might think.