Sentence examples for graduate right from inspiring English sources

With this training, it is hoped, an 18-year-old can skip college and graduate right into a $40,000-a-year job as an advanced electronics specialist.

We want them to graduate, right?

But hey, you want a good job after you graduate, right?

Now, as proud as Last is of his students, he's not suggesting a graduate right out of school is ready to be the savior of a struggling e-commerce enterprise.

There are plenty of plumbers, chefs and mechanics out-earning new university graduates right now.

When I graduated, right before the Great Recession, no one was sponsoring.

As the Times reporter Catherine Rampell has written, the job market is bad for college graduates right now but even worse for nongraduates.

As the principal put it, "If we had 23 speeches along with everything else, we'd still be graduating right now".

As it happened, the classes of '31 and '32 had had the rough luck of graduating right out into the great Depression.

Study author Jack Britton, an IFS research economist, said: "This work shows that the advantages of coming from a high-income family persist for graduates right into the labour market at age 30.

I graduated, right?" But he added, "If somebody told me 30 years ago that someday I would be back here to accept an award from the school, I would have said there is no way in hell".