Hardly: I graduated with $21,000 in debt.
It's like a high-school class from which hardly anyone graduates, or a women's-prison movie, where, occasionally, someone is paroled or, more and more in these sad times, gets the equivalent of the electric chair, career-wise.
Reaction from his school chums hardly bothered Willis; recently graduated from high school, he is a self-possessed young man who flew into New York last week to compete in the New Balance National Scholastic Indoor Championships, which will be held Friday through Sunday at the Armory Track and Field Center in Manhattan.
It is not surprising that science graduates hardly ever consider translation as a career, since they expect to enter occupations where their qualifications are more obviously relevant.
On the surface, Mr. O'Neill, who dropped out of college at 19 to marry (he later graduated from Fresno State College), hardly seemed destined for the executive suite.
How I could hardly write a paragraph when I graduated from high school.
Brandi, a senior at Wirt County High School, where Jessica graduated less than two years ago, has hardly left her mother's side.
11.7 Percentage of top flight players who graduated from their club's academy This is hardly surprising.
So, before they protest too much, paying a graduated balance sheet levy and creating a "living will" are hardly the most radical options out there.
It hardly seems a coincidence that the series opens just months after a future presidential candidate, often ridiculed for her perfectionism, graduated from Wellesley College.
