Sentence examples for graduates themselves from inspiring English sources

So, yes, their parents and grandparents -- some of the graduates themselves -- had come from every corner of the globe.

Finally, I think it was strange that the article's author, Mr. Kamil, and editor, Ariel Kaminer, were both Horace Mann graduates themselves.

My concern is that even if madrassa graduates themselves are not becoming terrorists, the graduates may nevertheless become willing supporters of violent extremism.

The pre-college, which charges $7,600 a year for a program of lessons, orchestra, theory and other courses, has about 140 teachers, many of them Manhattan graduates themselves.

The take-up of these activities has proved beneficial and, according to recent research, students and graduates themselves feel that they gain most from work experience opportunities than from any other type of employability strategy (Kinash et al. 2016).

It would have not only opened up green cards (permanent residence visas) for the graduates themselves, but it also would have allowed their families to be here legally, to work, and eventually apply for citizenship if they wanted to.

When they graduate themselves, many return home to move into influential positions in government, education, business and industry – and if we treat them well they will be inclined towards collaborating or trading with our country in future years.

Grad students work not only to graduate themselves, but to make sure we -- undergrads -- graduate.

Graduates find themselves working for event agencies, local authorities, independent event companies and international commercial operators.

IT'S understandable that many of today's college graduates view themselves as the generation that opportunity forgot.

Just 17% of black college graduates described themselves as thriving financially, compare to 29% of all graduates, according to Gallup.