Sentence examples for make the graduate from inspiring English sources

Federal and private loans -- averaging $80,000 for a law school student, $50,000 for a business student -- make the graduate school years possible.

The University has spent a huge effort in the last few years to make the graduate students and alumni feel more included.

If you make the graduate pay for the whole of the cost of their degree, it is going to cost a lot of money, whether you call it a graduate tax or a fee system.

And through picking up a small share of the advertising revenue, those huge numbers could well make the graduate a fortune - without ever leaving his bedroom.

"The board of education can't make the graduate schools require this class".

An often agonizing, hilariously warped study of marital dysfunction, "Woolf" was the brainchild of first-time director Mike Nichols (who went on to make The Graduate) and Ernest Lehman, who adapted Edward Albee's scabrous play.

The novel was originally bought by Mike Nicholls – who made The Graduate – to be made into a feature film.

Quickly becoming the toast of Hollywood ("Virginia Woolf" was nominated for thirteen Oscars and won five), he then made "The Graduate" and followed with "Catch-22" before May made her directorial début, with "A New Leaf," in which she also co-starred.

"And maybe this makes the graduates show up for graduation".

Making the graduates a gift of his ambition, he mimed passing a basketball to them.

This makes the graduating student survey results very volatile from year to year.