Sentence examples for graduates called from inspiring English sources

There's a student organization at the Institute now — there's even a national organization of analytic candidates and recent graduates, called CAPE — but there were only faint rumblings about organizing when I was a candidate.

One of our graduates called me up the other day to announce that he was missing his first day of work in years, says Murphy.

This was despite laws designed to ensure equal access to jobs and pay, said Ms Artess, The researchers analysed data from a longitudinal study of 17,000 recent graduates called Futuretrack.

In 1999, Bill Cosby released a book for recent college graduates called, Congratulations!

This requires what business-school graduates call "multitasking".

Nowadays hordes of conformist mainstream business-school graduates call themselves geeks and want to launch tech startups, just like everyone else they know.

The company, founded in 2010 by two Harvard Business School graduates, calls itself "the leading provider of restorative justice education".

Adam Lambert, the "American Idol" graduate, called his first major tour Glam Nation.

The firm is fronted by a creepily plausible young business graduate called Diego – coolly played by Humberto Carrão.

Click here to view One day in 1971, the producer Tony Bill rang me, very excited, saying he had just met a film school graduate called David S Ward.

I note that the inspiration for Emma, Joan Bakewell — who seemed to regard her seven-year affair with Pinter as more fun than tragic — was a Cambridge graduate called "the thinking man's crumpet".