Sentence examples for in which graduated from inspiring English sources

It is a 1919 nocturne of the Monongahela River viewed from the hills around Morgantown, a quietly scintillating image in which graduated tints of color create a transcendent glow.

During 1996, the first full calendar year in which graduated licensing was in effect for Florida's teen drivers, nighttime crashes involving 16-and 17-year-olds dropped by 23percentt, said Robert Sanchez, a spokesman for the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.

Heavy fees could mean different decisions about marriage, he argues, and could create a society in which graduates habitually rent instead of buying homes.

West Point is no stranger to change, from the bitter schism of the Civil War, in which graduates fought on different sides, to the nuclear age.

If we consider just the 9 jobs in which graduates lasted beyond one month, the cost per job directly matched is $22,755, or $19,556 if we ignore set-up costs and consider only the steady-state variable costs.

Further work should focus on finer grained analysis in which graduates from different countries are compared.

A third could be a responsive feedback system in which graduates report back to the school the adequacy of their preparation in regard to the competencies and the need for modifications.

The country runs a rehabilitation programme in which graduates are given a wife and a chunk of cash.

The Prince's Institute of Architecture supports Visual Islamic and Traditional Arts (VITA), in which graduate students from around the world produce work grounded in Islamic aesthetics.

"The ruling may raise real problems for the way in which graduate education can proceed," said Robert Berne, the vice president for academic development.

In a twist on the traditional fellowship program in which graduate students earn a stipend to do research, GK-12 fellows work 15 hours a week in kindergarten through 12th grade.