Sentence examples for graduates made from inspiring English sources

From chemists and physicists to historians, many of its brightest graduates made their way to the City of London.

That means half of law school graduates made more and half less than this amount over their lifetime.

The fluttery economy, and the challenge that it presents to graduates, made for an especially timely theme this season.

BY the late-1990's, Wesleyan's film department had gained national renown, as several of its graduates made it big in Hollywood.

Despite the specter of terrorism and intermittent rain, the graduates made light of the occasion, batting inflatable balls into the crowd and cheering boisterously.

West Point said today's graduates made up its 204th class because no classes graduated in 1810 or 1816 and there were two graduating classes in 1861, 1917, 1918, 1922 and 1943.

The 20-year annualized ROI shows the percent of total costs graduates make back in income annually for the first 20 years after graduation.

Do their graduates make more money?

Determining exactly how many graduates make even those relatively modest salaries isn't easy.

Sure, Harvard graduates make more money than graduates of just about any other college.

But today, a quarter of college graduates make less than the typical worker without a bachelor's degree.