Sentence examples for graduated if from inspiring English sources

I think I would have graduated if I'd stayed at Rose - even though I got left back.

And Mr. Willis has graduated, if that's the word, to playing the kind of grinning tough guy he used to mock on the old "Moonlighting" television series.

"That came out to $100 a week and I remember telling my mother when I graduated, 'If I can make $100 a week the rest of my life, I'll be happy.' And when I took the Nats' $7,500, I told her, 'I'll just play one year.' But that one year turned into 16 years".

Wooden seemed almost relieved when Alcindor graduated, if only because expectations eased.

But there is a certificate, and everyone know will know you've graduated if under "Cause of Death" it reads "natural causes" or something else that is not caused by any officer of the law.

Respondents were also asked where and when they graduated, if and when they received their specialty certification, and whether they were part of any managed care network.

And when he graduates, if he doesn't make magna, he'll definitely make cum".

Students are graduating, if they graduate at all, with a poorer grasp of writing, reading and maths than their counterparts in other countries.

He told me that he had only two dollars and eighteen cents in the bank and will be thirty-six thousand dollars in debt when he graduates, if he graduates.

Gair Rhydd reports students were told by email that they "may be prevented from graduating" if their outstanding fines exceed £10 after 12 June.

The new rules mean higher standards of English are needed for students and they can only remain in the UK after graduating if they have a skilled job with a graduate-level salary from an accredited employer.