Sentence examples for graduate herself from inspiring English sources
Oxford-born Ms Dick, the daughter of a Balliol don and a Balliol graduate herself, with a masters in criminology from Cambridge University, joined the Met in 1983.
"Colleges and universities are defaulting on their obligation to train and educate a representative group of future leaders," said Professor Guinier, a Harvard graduate herself who has been studying college admissions practices for more than a decade.
A 1986 Duke graduate herself, Gates spoke about how technology has transformed the way we communicate.
Serena Ryder, a Queen's graduate herself, was playing at the "ReUnion" concert but it got rainy so we resorted to playing pong at home until it passed.
Deactivated her Facebook account in 2013 Deleted her Twitter account in November Has an Instagram account Raskauskas, a recent college graduate, describes herself as a "pretty private" person.
Henry A. Lowenstein New York, July 7 , 2010To the Editor: A friend once referred to "the lost generation" as she watched uncomfortably while her daughter, a law school graduate, found herself unemployed and, for a short period, back home.
Ms. Abiola thinks only drama school graduates like herself should be allowed in the guild and hopes that novices like Janet are forced to "pack their bags".
Over a lunch of chicken and rice one of the graduates introduced herself.
But here are the bare bones: Serena Frome is a young Cambridge graduate who finds herself recruited to MI5.
It is not unreasonable to demand that a graduate student devote herself to tasks pertinent to her education.
She did not graduate from school herself but, like many parents in her community, she sees education as the only way to a more fulfilling future.
