Sentence examples for hard graduate from inspiring English sources
"We are telling our students: Work hard, graduate from high school…and then when you walk across that stage, there is a [college] seat waiting for you". .
He studied hard, graduated from Harvard, became a tenured professor of sociology and wrote a best-selling book, "The Pursuit of Loneliness".
She drove herself hard, graduating in just three years while gigging constantly, first with the singer Patti Austin's band and later with the saxophonist Joe Lovano.
Others are older and harder, graduates of hawking trinkets who are no longer children at all.
Lucy Davis Comedian Jasper Carrott's daughter, Lucy Davis, was finding it hard to graduate from guest parts in shows like 'Holby City', 'Doctors' and 'The Bill'.
"I'm really excited to move on to the next chapter of my life," he said, "although it's hard to graduate from college and leave that behind".
If all these costs were factored in, then our readers found it hard to graduate without spending at least £200; many spent much more.
It's also no secret that college is expensive, and some students find it hard to graduate without significant financial aid.
I would tell someone who's considering law school that if they're serious about it, and that's what they want to do, they should go to a decent school, and make sure to work hard and graduate in the top 10 or 20percentt of their class.
Study hard during graduate school.
