Sentence examples for graduates break from inspiring English sources

Then he tried to get into TV, but it was only after contacting StartinTV.com, a company that helps graduates break into television, that he came up trumps.

To help employers evaluate the effects of grade inflation, every graduate's transcript should include not only the student's grade point average but also the average G.P.A. of all graduates, broken down by department, college and campus.

The graduates broke into laughter and applause.

How does a new graduate break into this area of work?

Toward the end of Obama's speech, Ju Hong, a Berkeley graduate, broke in, demanding that the President use his executive powers to stop deportations.

The 20-year-old academy graduate broke into the Terriers' first team last season and made 26 appearances.

The Manhattanville College graduate breaks down how language is an active form of rebellion that can undermine an oppressive and racist system.

So it's a bit of relief when the "Saturday Night Live" graduate breaks a scene — more than once — on the set of his headlining Fox cop comedy, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine".

Graduate Fog states: "As journalism is one of the most competitive industries for UK graduates to break into, and experience is hard to get, it is safe to say that the person who does this internship will be more likely to secure a paid job in future than a person who can't afford to do it.

Designed to reverse the trend of declining population in many of the state's rural areas, the local lawmakers created a scheme that would offer college graduates tax breaks and up to $15,000 in student loan repayment.

And it prepares them, when they graduate, to break down gender walls that still exist in the workplace and society.