Sentence examples for graduating though from inspiring English sources

Upon graduating, though, he began working for an Italian knitwear company in Bologna.

Historians note that he left Albany Law School in 1867 without graduating, though he passed the bar that year.

My grandmother had stayed in the East with the young teacher she married shortly after graduating, though she returned for visits and bore my mother on her own allotment land.

Grade A schools improve SAT math scores and increase the likelihood of graduating, though by less than OLS estimates suggest.

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

He was, by far, the student who took the longest to graduate, though".

For many post-graduates, though, the programs are more a fallback than a positive choice.

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.

A graduate, though just barely, of Chaminade High School in Dayton, Ohio, nearly five decades ago, he will began taking classes next fall — in English literature, philosophy and, he hopes, oceanography — at National University of Ireland in Galway, in the country where his mother was born.

Make sure that taking such a course will keep you on track to graduate though!