Sentence examples for graduating at from inspiring English sources

Women out-performed men, with female student-athletes graduating at a rate of 92percentt versus a 65percentt graduation rate for all females.

But graduating at 13? Are you a genius?

COMING UP TODAY Police cadets are graduating at 11 a.m. at the Barclays Center.

So he decided to become a lawyer, graduating at the top of his law-school class.

But male basketball players in Division I were graduating at a lower rate, and African-American male basketball players were graduating at an even lower rate.

He does promise that he will get around to graduating at some point.

However, a spokesperson from UAL defended the high costs of graduating at the institution.

After graduating at Leningrad University she secured an interesting job with a state institution studying Russia's ethnic minorities.

But in the end, he enrolled in law school at the University of Vilnius, graduating at the age of 23.

But graduating at the height of the dot com bust meant jobs for newbies were thin on the ground.

She dropped her idea of becoming a nun and entered college, graduating at 26 with a history degree.