Sentence examples for instead of graduating from inspiring English sources

Instead of graduating with their friends, most of them are now strangers in new communities.

Instead of graduating he left in 1955 for New York, where he soon joined the local jazz scene.

In high school he was scheduled to receive a certificate of achievement instead of graduating with a diploma.

Instead of graduating into the company like the other girls, however, Guy is relegated to the job of seamstress.

Instead of graduating a semester early, she will now finish high school a year early, and in the top 10percentt of her class, she said.

Gradually, his political work took the place of formal studies, and instead of graduating, he spent several years in the Soviet Union.

Instead of graduates being compared with non-graduates, will the social distinction become the type of university?

"If I didn't have Gates, I'm sure I would've entered the workforce instead of graduate school," he says.

But on balance, Long sees working with undergraduate students, instead of graduate students and postdocs, as an advantage: "Because their lives aren't dependent on it if a project fails, we can do all kinds of crazy stuff here.

The city needs more programmers, so instead of just graduating four to five programmers in each semester of the night and weekend classes, what if I did this from 9 p.m. to 5 p.m. with 20 students for three months.

The fact that a binominal scale was chosen to measure treatment effect (number of affected claws before and after treatment) instead of a graduated scale or subjective measurements of improvement should decrease the risk for measurement error introduced by the lack of blinding.