Sentence examples for graduated about from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, past became present for Mr. DeVoe as well, and he said that he, too, had gone to Ball State, and had graduated about the same time.

Natalie Portman in particular, she gave a stirring speech at Harvard commencement several years after she graduated about her feelings of being an imposter.

So far, we've graduated about 550 Meyerhoffs, and 271 of them went on to do graduate work in a scientific area.

New York City, which is scouring for about 10,000 new teachers, graduated about 400 people from this sort of program last year.

Canarsie High School in Brooklyn, for instance, graduated about 40 percent of its final class of 358 students in 2011, an improvement over its 2008 graduation rate of 33 percent.

He thought about the family and how they visited South Bend last year to accept Sullivan's diploma and had dinner with all of his friends the night before they graduated, about the horror they have had to endure.

The medical school now graduates about 110 students each year.

The MFE Program graduates about 70 students each year.

It usually graduates about 40 seniors, but it had just 22 seniors in 2015.

Every summer, the Higher Education Degree Datacheck (Hedd) surveys students and graduates about degree fraud.

He observed that India produces a hundred and seventy thousand engineers each year, while Britain graduates about twenty thousand.