Sentence examples for graduating through from inspiring English sources

Rather than graduating through a fixed series of intellectual, moral, and technological stages, societies or cultures changed unpredictably, as a consequence of migration and borrowing.

(Widows wore their weeds for years, graduating through various sheens of black and eventually to gray or purple as their loss receded into the past, and skeleton jewelry became a common luxury item).

As the weeks turned to months, her reliance on breathing support went down, then up, then down again, but after graduating through less and less invasive machines, she finally came home exactly four weeks after her due date.

The similarities of their careers is striking: Oxbridge, BBC training scheme, graduating through news, current affairs and factual and into a position of power inside and outside the corporation (Bennett ran Discovery's TLC network in the US between 1999 and 2002).

The Muppets – a band of fantastical talking beasts led by Kermit the Frog – first emerged on television in the 1950s, graduating through variety shows and Sesame Street to their own Muppet Show in 1976, where they would create exuberant musical numbers and comic turns alongside famous Homo sapiens.

After graduating through Bristol City's academy, Plummer was loaned out to Luton, Torquay, Hereford and Gillingham.

Lincoln Kirstein thought that he graduated through the three stages of sexual development demarcated by Freud.

"My peer group all graduated through the pirate platform and without it Radio 1 would have looked a different animal".

She is an analyst and is in a program that rotates recent college graduates through various parts of the company.

As you graduated through jugs, the color and the quality of the liquid changed, responding to feedback.

Tongo Doumbia, the Toulouse midfielder who spent a season at Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Championship four years ago, graduated through the club.