Sentence examples for it has graduated from inspiring English sources

On the whole they have managed it successfully: since its inception in 2004, it has graduated around 1,000 students.

Haqqania is notable not only because of its size, but also because it has graduated more leaders of the Taliban, Afghanistan's ruling faction, than any other school in the world, including any school in Afghanistan.

Judy Cote, principal of the combined elementary-secondary school at Kitigan Zibi, is proud that it has graduated 14 of its 15 final-grade students this year, more than a school of similar size in nearby Maniwaki, Quebec.Business has become an unlikely ally.

It has graduated 390 people in its six years, most of whom become principals and now make up about 15percentt of the total.

And with him, it has graduated to a whole new level, worthy of its name, which means "wow".

It has graduated 16 companies to date, and as of December 2011, its startups have raised $7.16 million in total.

During the war, it had graduated 1,247 pilots, losing 45 students in fatal accidents.

CFS remained at Point Cook for the rest of the war, by which time it had graduated some 3,600 instructors.

Prior to the school's conversion, it had graduated 1,500 teachers, educated many of the San Diego children at its training school, and helped to expand the economic and cultural development of the city.

I hope to get back into it once I've graduated.

She adds, "I hope that when I've graduated, it will continue to be a part of Leeds University's great programme of events".