Sentence examples for graduated law from inspiring English sources

I graduated law school in 2008.

Midway through law school I developed what I called a consulting business, and when I graduated law school I was able to raise my rates in my own law firm.

The "Immigrant Justice Corps" is another recent source; founded "to address the lack of competent representation for indigent immigrants in removal proceedings," Axford explained, the Corps funds fellowships for newly graduated law students and places them with "reputable N.Y.C. nonprofits".

Unjustly maligned by some critics for his photorealist style, Stathopoulos's subject, Deng Thiak Adut – a former Sudanese child solider who came to Australia, graduated law school and now works as a refugee advocate – has the kind of back story that would normally guarantee entry into the prize.

Born in Berlin to Henry (who died in Bergen Belsen weeks before the liberation in 1945) and Hannah (nee Kadisch), who survived the camps, Eva graduated law school in Berlin in 1932, and had entered upon a civil service career in the judiciary when, in April 1933, the Nazis passed the "Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service," banning Jews from employment in government.

The best guess is there are about 1.1 million people have graduated law school.

Biden entered public service shortly after graduating law school in 1968.

After graduating law school, Mr. Kelly held several prominent positions in state and national public service.

You're supposed to go right into it after graduating law school, you can't do it later in life.

He wrote: "After graduating law school I worked for a law firm, bored out of my mind and miserable for eight years and was laid off in 2009.

After graduating law school, Pence worked as a private practice attorney for several years.