Sentence examples for graduate himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fitzhugh, a Harvard graduate himself, taught history for a decade at Concord-Carlisle High School in Massachusetts.

Mr. Lloyd played down the potential political rivalry, however, especially because Senator Frist, a Princeton graduate himself, is expected to be at Princeton for his son's commencement.

The school, which opened its doors to one incoming class of 160 seventh-graders last week, was granted a state charter -- California's first -- by Gov. Gray Davis, a Brown ally and military school graduate himself.

Among students and alumni, the arrest last week of Mr. West, 55, was met with disbelief and a chorus of support for the dean, who was also chairman of the math department and a Hayes graduate himself, class of 1972.

A UCO graduate himself, Booker says he'd felt "an obligation" to give the next generation a hand-up for some time, but it wasn't until he bumped into the academy's representatives at MIDEM, the world's largest music industry trade fair, in Cannes that he found the right vehicle.

A West Point graduate himself, Davis appears to have been influenced at the academy by the writings of Antoine Henri Jomini, a Swiss officer under Napoleon who coined the phrase "the offensive-defensive": a curious combination of a generally defensive posture that didn't wait on the enemy to seize the initiative.

Mr. Brunton, 28, a Harvard graduate, describes himself as a "very left-leaning Democrat".

The Cambridge graduate was himself a member of the NF before going on to form the International Third Position, a neo-fascist organisation with links to the Italian far right.

The protests began last month after an unemployed university graduate set himself on fire after police prevented him from eking out a living selling fruits and vegetables on the street because he lacked a permit.

Mr. Obama, the 51-year-old Harvard law graduate, sees himself as a rational thinker and came to office with what might be called the Reasonable Person Theory of Government.

The president delivered a televised address promising more jobs while vowing to punish rioters after two protesters were killed and one graduate set himself on fire in desperation at not being able to find a job.