Sentence examples for graduate use from inspiring English sources

As a finishing graduate use specific key action words to emphasize your leadership and team roles.

If you are a recent graduate, use the resources in your school's career center.

Mr. Keishing, an arts graduate, used to play football and athletics.

Mr. Jaffe, a Culinary Institute of America graduate, uses fresh local seafood, produce and meats in his uncomplicated yet intelligently planned dishes.

She has lost her sense of smell, and there is some hesitation in her speech, although she, a Yale graduate, uses words like "indomitable" and "synchronicity".

Any Oxford graduate used to be entitled to vote as long as he or she showed up on the appointed day, and over the years this system led to a certain amount of electioneering.

The Surface Textiles graduate used Chinese inks to dye faux-fur, which she then built into silhouettes inspired by Chinese architecture and hand-stitched ethnic bells and beads on each piece.

Ted Gibson is now making history as the first African-American Creative Director for Milady's Cosmetology Standard Text, the bible every beauty school graduate uses.

Calvary, a competing Christian school where I would eventually graduate, used the same words, but it wasn't strict enough for this pastor, and he would constantly bad-mouth it as "liberal".

But how can graduates use the expert knowledge and skills gained during their degree to forge a successful career?

Graduates use the phrase "I hated that fucking place" so often that they shorten it to: "IHTFP".