Sentence examples for graduates though from inspiring English sources

As graduates, though, they weren't nearly as distinguished as they were expected to be.

For the graduates, though, this was a chance to give themselves and their families a day they'd never had.

PLAB graduates, though, currently form a sizeable proportion of the doctors entering the NHS, and any change in their numbers would inevitably have consequences for service delivery.

On average those without university places will earn less than graduates, though with A-levels they won't sink too far.

He thinks that good managers may be at least as valuable as science and engineering graduates (though given where he works, perhaps he is talking his own book).

Like Mr. Noble, she mentioned the growing use of interns versus paid employees and said she can see the value of such unpaid work for some recent graduates, "though, of course, not everyone can afford to do that".

By the time he graduated, though, the Navy had managed to straighten him out, even if it had not rid him of his anti-establishment leanings.

By the time she graduated, though, she was in love with a wannabe journalist, Nick Tomalin, and together they moved to London.

They'll probably go into storage until I've graduated though".

He graduated, though, and began doing construction work in the St . Louisarea.

He sold his first cartoons while he was at Antioch College in Ohio, from which he graduated, though his college career was interrupted by World War II.