Sentence examples for graduate him from inspiring English sources

They won't graduate him!

At 13 months, Ms. Chipeni's baby is five months away from the HIV test that, if negative, will graduate him from the programme.

If your baby sleeps in your bed, graduate him or her to a separate bassinet or small cradle placed directly next to your bed.

He is Freddy's current best friend and the man Freddy describes as his fashion coach, for graduating him from his previous B-boy style to his present amalgam of street and chic.

His mother begged him to stay in school and graduate, assuring him she would figure something out.

Mr. Dincuff's father, Jim, a Seton Hall graduate, accompanied him to Seton Hall-Villanova games.

An English graduate like him, she clearly knew nothing about pay policy – so he asked her to discuss Beowulf as a socio-economic document.

He took the young business and humanities graduate with him when he was headhunted by Mondragón to set up its own innovation centre.

After all, a degree confers a huge private benefit on the graduate, enabling him or her to earn up to £400,000 more over a lifetime than a person with two A-levels.

Suzanne Admiraal, a doctoral candidate in biochemistry at Stanford University did not wish to be separated from her boyfriend and labmate, despite the fact that she will graduate before him.

Soon after, another Princeton graduate offered him a job at J.P. Morgan Bank.