Sentence examples for graduate off from inspiring English sources

Yes / No That brings us to another frequently asked question: How do I wean my college graduate off the bottle?

If you are saying to me is it right that countries can graduate off aid, the answer is absolutely yes.

But as WB's first crop of stars graduate off the network, so may some of its audience.

I graduated off cycle in December 2009 and started training full time in 2010.

Over the past few weeks, America's colleges have sent another class of graduates off into the world.

Thousands of well prepared collage students are graduating off a cliff of joblessness.

And those schools employ a variety of tactics to secure the right speakers to send their graduates off into the world.

But Boston sends its graduates off steeped in a history of tenacious optimism particularly helpful in countering these potentially dispiriting facts.

Norris, a Truman Scholar at Stanford who founded Americans for Energy Leadership, said Smith's op-ed should serve as a "wake-up call" to America's top universities that ship graduates off to Wall Street firms.

The wailing and gnashing of teeth that followed the university's announcement that they were bringing her up to send their new graduates off into the world should have been a signal that she was the right choice.

We at American University were quite proud that we ranked second among schools our size for sending graduates off to the Peace Corps, an organization with which our university, like many others, maintains a strong partnership.