Sentence examples for graduating on from inspiring English sources

The middle one, Dominick, would be graduating on this evening.

The city's public-school children have less than a one-in-14 chance of graduating on time and being able to perform adequately at basic subjects.

For the first time, more than half of New York City's high school students are graduating on time, according to 2007 graduation figures released on Monday by the State Education Department.

Black men basketball players continue to lag behind, with only 34percentt graduating on time.

For many Promise scholars, graduating on time has become the norm.

Back home Burri completed his medical studies, graduating on Oct. 12, 1940, two days after Italy entered World War II.

At public universities, like my school, only a third of students graduate "on time".

Medical graduates on an average salary are unlikely to repay their SLC debt in full.

Among only those students who had already graduated, on-campus students took significantly less time to graduate than on-line students and had a higher graduation rate.

There is an enormous difference between the yearly earnings of high school dropouts and high school graduates on the one hand, and of college graduates on the other.

I could appreciate why my father had at least one recent law graduate on his team.