Sentence examples for graduate version from inspiring English sources

If you had told the 22 year old, career obsessed Business graduate version of myself that she would end up becoming a full time Travel Blogger she would have laughed in your face.

The band was a graduate school version of the much more popular Nirvana, comfortable with singing about the sex lives of architecture students while backed by a 4/4 beat.

The undergraduate ring design (a separate graduate student version exists as well) varies slightly from year to year to reflect the unique character of the MIT experience for that class, but always features a three-piece design, with the MIT seal and the class year each appearing on a separate face, flanking a large rectangular bezel bearing an image of a beaver.

But, even by the lowly standards of a genre that includes Terry Johnson's The Graduate, Dan Gordon's version of Barry Morrow's 1988 screenplay strikes me as thin stuff.

Al Pacino, who was so memorable as the agency hotshot in the 1992 version, graduates to the role of the old lion Shelley Levene.

Al Pacino, who was so memorable as the agency hotshot in the 1992 film version, graduates to the role of the old lion Shelley Levene.

After all, the study was specifically designed to investigate the effectiveness of Primary Care Triple P in NICU graduates, assuming this version of Triple P to be effective for healthy term-born children.

Independent pop — not just hip-hop — has in many ways become a version of graduate school, a safe zone where artists can eke out a living, take their time doing specialized work.

The first edition of the CEHMB was published in 1981 (a few people in the office wistfully remember using that version at graduate school).

In the original versions of the series she was a 16-year-old high school graduate, and in later versions was rewritten and aged to be an 18-year-old high school graduate and detective.

The institute decided to try and get states to make laws requiring that, before graduating, students pass a version of the exam given to aspiring citizens before they are naturalized.