Sentence examples for hard graduated from inspiring English sources

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.

"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". .

But Ben worked hard and graduated with decent grades and then studied at East Stroudsburg University and the University of Phoenix.

I did study hard and graduated from an Ivy League college, followed by an M.A. in art history.

Melissa addressed her guilt later on by going through another program, where she "worked really fucking hard" and graduated with flying colours.

Consider, she said, your average Vietnamese farmer: he's been indulged from infancy (while his sisters worked hard) and graduates to the local pastimes of wife-beating and drinking rice wine.

She admits: "I wanted to do everything I hadn't done in Birmingham – I wasn't mature enough to work hard!" After graduating she took a PGCE and entered the Young Writers Programme at the Royal Court.

But instead of studying hard and graduating from the top of her class like most of those who represent the public face of DREAMers— Herrera was sexually abused as a child and was forced into a life of prostitution at the tender age of 14.

This country does not have sufficient vision-enhancing technology, such as glasses, magnifiers and special computer equipment, and without it children with albinism have a hard time graduating from school and finding employment.

Others are older and harder, graduates of hawking trinkets who are no longer children at all.