Sentence examples for graduate thinks from inspiring English sources

But he will not consider applying for a full-time factory job because Mr. Wang, as a college graduate, thinks that is beneath him.

Ever since Timothy Spall set the bar low in Auf Wiedersehen, Pet, every muppet of a Rada graduate thinks they can speak Brummie or (what is very different) Black Country.

Should Trump last the remaining 21 days until Timmons GIFs him, we're excited to see how the Pratt graduate thinks of a fiction that's wilder than the facts.

Certain types of loans--most notably subsidized Perkins loans--shouldn't be consolidated if the graduate thinks he or she might go back to school.

To suggest that every college graduate thought they would get a good job under those circumstances is ridiculous.

In these dire economic times, one hopeful college graduate thought it was an ad for an online listing of jobs.

Andrew Zuckerman, a Cornell University graduate, thought that he could embark on a business career while taking a detour into the public interest sector.

Every new college graduate thought they'd have a good job by now, a place of their own, and that they could start paying back some of their loans and build for the future.

Long before office pools, ESPN and network television had any interest, Einhorn, a 1960 Northwestern law school graduate, thought college basketball might have a future as a national sport.

"Every new college graduate thought they'd have a good job by now," he said, "a place of their own, and that they could start paying back some of their loans and build for the future".

Age: 21 The three pillars of FoodCorps education about nutrition and food, engagement through building and tending school gardens and access to local ingredients for school lunch were exactly the fields I hoped to work in when I (a culinary arts and nutrition graduate) thought about making the switch from foodservice to public health.