Sentence examples for my matriculation from inspiring English sources

This foofaraw was the etiologic agent in my matriculation to Ohio State University.

He left school at 15 and was never very comfortable with better-educated writers, writing of Auden that "behind... the poetry I discern a clumsy interrogatory finger questioning me about my matriculation certificate, my antecedents and my annual income".

At the time of my matriculation, in 1997, I had begun scribbling scraps of stories in secret, and even though I didn't yet dare to call myself a writer I was already doing what every nascent artist does, seeking a tradition to either align with or rage against.

If someone eventually decides to write a biography of my life, I encourage him or her to seek out my matriculation papers.

As my matriculation continues to blossom, the furniture work of George Nakashima, Sam Maloof, James Krenov, and others holds a particular magic for me, for these men have seemed to commune directly with the soul of the tree, letting the spirit inside the wood speak to the shape of what their work would ultimately become.

Sure, they trawled my university matriculation records to find some incorrect and legally and personally sensitive data, but it would be easy to change, right?

The limited time I had was dedicated to preparing my students for the matriculation exams (Tami).

While I could find no official records of his matriculation (and I had my own father working his social media channels to find former classmates who claimed to have been classmates of Prince's at one time) there seem to be quite a few folks who know someone who knew someone who roomed with him in the dorm or saw him in line in the cafeteria.

The honour degree, awarded automatically seven years after matriculation, was the final chapter of my undergraduate study.

I have passed the Matriculation Examination and studied up to the F.A. but was prevented from pursuing my studies further owing to several untoward circumstances.

Matriculation rates increased by several percentage points.