Sentence examples for graduates running from inspiring English sources

For all I know, the fresh-faced graduates running Lumina might be financial geniuses with whom it would be worth "getting in on the ground floor", as its website suggests.

"My dream is to start seeing top-quality black astronomy graduates running the facilities here," he says, "and participating on an equal basis with astronomers from around the world".

In this season of mortar caps and gold tassels, Dr. Seuss and "Oh The Places You Go!" lines are repeated as we stare at the backs of the graduates running forward into the so-called real world.

Giddy graduates ran the bases.

In Chile, the school's graduates ran Pinochet's secret police and three principal concentration camps.

Applications for the second ever fast track programme for graduates, run by the College of Policing, open on 17 November.

We meet Dave Levin, the founder of KIPP, perhaps the best charter school chain in the country, whose earliest graduates run into problems when they get to college — only 21 percent of them had graduated after six years, according to Tough — and then begins stressing character traits to turn things around.

There should be nothing alien in the idea of a maths graduate running a hospital department, or a classics student going into engineering.

It means the largest age group in the country can now actively join in shaping the future of the country, as Mr. Mus, a business graduate running for the A.K.P., said during an interview in Avcilar.

"If I was just a biology graduate running around telling people to buy electric cars and give up eating meat and dairy, not many people would listen to me".

One son, David, a Stanford Law School graduate, runs a charter school here.