Sentence examples for graduates whose from inspiring English sources

And in a year of international turmoil and protest, there was little sign of either among the graduates, whose diversity was apparent despite their shared blue graduation robes.

And PC is often aimed at somewhat older folks rather than young college graduates whose lives are at a turning point".

BACK at the Bronx workshop, Ms. Houle flips on a projector and introduces Tina and Ted, two fictional graduates whose profiles match what's typical of the latest data.

It doesn't capture the grim reality for recent college graduates, whose leg up on their less educated counterparts isn't such a sturdy, comely leg at the moment.

At one time, employers recruited liberal arts graduates whose broad education shaped an inquiring mind and the ability to evaluate conflicting points of view.

The International Labour Organisation ILOO) says training institutions continue to produce graduates whose skills do not match what the market wants.

Kate Pendry Guttormsen, a West Point graduate whose hometown is Toledo, Ohio; and Capt.

The other was infielder Josh Satin, a Cal graduate whose hitting ability earned him a spot when the rosters expanded Thursday.

Novelist and screenwriter Ian McEwan is another UEA graduate whose open endorsement of the city has aided its standing.

"To play in a game like that meant something," says Lugris, a Fordham University graduate whose mother had Puerto Rican heritage.

A native New Yorker and Yale graduate whose sizable inheritance had a Woolworth lineage, Shaw was rich but rarely idle.