Sentence examples for lang graduated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lang graduated from the institute in 1993 while continuing to work at Le Cirque, and when Mr. Boulud left to open Daniel, he took Mr. Lang with him.

In 1886 Lang graduated with first-class honours in History; in October of that year he failed to secure a Fellowship of All Souls College, blaming his poor early scholastic training in Glasgow.

Lang never graduated from high school.

Born in Paris, France, he graduated from Harvard University and taught for many years at the Seminar and Lang Colleges of the New School for Social Research.

Some experts agree with Lang, notably Andrew Cubie, the barrister and author of the report which ushered in the graduate contribution that all Scottish students pay once they have graduated.

EUGENE M. LANG broke new ground in philanthropy in 1981 by offering all sixth graders at East Harlem's Public School 121 a college scholarship if they graduated from high school.

As for her ability to produce plateloads of plays at warp speed, it must be that year she put in as a line cook at a Rochester diner after graduating from Eugene Lang College at the New School University.

Gaston Caperton, the chief executive of the College Board, visited the program and said, "I want to take you to New York!" When Ms. Lang called on Mr. Gaston after graduating last year, she thought she might get free books at best.

These process-related skills have been deemed to be important not only by educators but also by industries hiring science and engineering graduates (Lang et al., 1999).

These science and engineering process skills have been deemed important not only by educators but also by industries hiring science and engineering graduates (Lang et al., 1999).

Many of the USA programme studies described small numbers of graduates produced; for example, Lang et al. [ 50] report 134 graduates over 18 years, with Rabinowitz [ 55] reporting on a total dataset of 148 graduates.