Sentence examples for joined straight from inspiring English sources

About 40% of her fellow students joined straight from school.

* A doctor looks back on a battle she joined straight out of medical school.

"I thought it was a wonderful opportunity for anyone to become involved with real space research and I joined straight away," Mrs. Wordsworth said.

A salaryman at a trading company that he joined straight out of college, he specialized in arranging financing for the company's activities.

After 36 years working for an employer he joined straight from university, Sir David Nicholson refers to himself half-jokingly as "an NHS lifer".

At Cravath, one of the country's oldest and most prestigious firms, which he joined straight out of law school, Mr. Joffe became a partner in 1975 and deputy presiding partner in 1997.

It's still the winning formula of intelligent political drama, swift pacing and nuanced characters, and open enough for new viewers to join straight in.

Most IFS staff – who invariably refer to their employer as "IFS" with the definite article elided – join straight out of undergraduate or masters programmes.

Although he planned to do a masters in the US, he applied also to P&G. "I got a job offer and decided to join straight away," he said in a rare interview.

It's even being floated that we don't need to worry about TTIP – we should just join straight up to US-dominated deals such as Nafta, which has seen Canada sued dozens of times in TTIP-style secret courts for daring to enact environmental or health protection.

Managers of the future Kwik Fit, the automotive parts replacement specialist, recruits around 320 apprentices a year – many of whom join straight from school – and sees them as a key feature of the company's succession planning, says Dan Joyce, operations manager for the south-west region.