Sentence examples for mostly graduate from inspiring English sources

Eight volunteers, mostly graduate students, worked with teachers to incorporate hip-hop into the curriculum.

That applies to low-grade social care courses: in Nordic countries nursery nursing is mostly graduate level.

Yet, in his current circle of Manhattan friends, who were mostly graduate students and legal proofreaders, Kromer played the role of satyr.

But among those who did take notice were the French police, who began monitoring a group of people, mostly graduate students, living in the tiny mountain village of Tarnac in central France.

All are meant to be working by the end of the year.At each monitoring station, a small staff, mostly graduate students, will collect air samples twice a week and send them to Florida State University in Tallahassee to check whether they contain either atmospheric pollutants or radioactive iodine, which is released during nuclear catastrophes.

Back in the early 80's, I spend many an afternoon in a cramped and stuffy office in King's College, London, with an informally gathered group of mostly graduate students, going through Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations paragraph by paragraph, line by line.

For the past eight years, he has taught mostly graduate-level writing at San Francisco State University.

The classes are taught by volunteers — mostly graduates of the college, but also schoolteachers, entertainers and others.

My family are mostly graduates and professionals and the majority of those from my state school who made it to the sixth form are now at university.

Mostly graduates of Britain's art education system, one superlatively better than France's, it is sad to see them in thrall to a chauvinistic mountebank.

One is economic: quite apart from obtaining its land and building, a successful American university must have a faculty that has itself mostly graduated from the American system; and that costs money.