Sentence examples for graduate like from inspiring English sources
They'd have five or six years to graduate, like most students.
CHRISTINE FOLCH, 36 "The thing that comes to mind is the movie 'Chariots of Fire,' " said Folch, a Harvard graduate like Lin.
Systrom, a Stanford University graduate like so many Silicon Valley multimillionaires, grew up in Boston but was an early witness to the dotcom boom.
Worldly wise indifference can be fun for a while, but no one knows better than a recent Harvard graduate, like Ms. Gore, that it's kid stuff.
Nor, necessarily, will the most obvious career choices open to a socially-concerned college student or young graduate, like working for a nonprofit.
An English graduate like him, she clearly knew nothing about pay policy – so he asked her to discuss Beowulf as a socio-economic document.
Sarah, a Wellesley graduate, likes art and history; Tom prefers catching the Dodgers on satellite.
Mr. Jaye, a City College graduate, liked the idea of housing the program at City College.
No one — not even junior-high-school graduates — likes to be unpopular, after all.
"I have one client, a Boston College graduate, who liked a walk-up on East 34th Street.
C.B.A. graduates like Anthony Mason and Chris Childs can appreciate what they earned.
