Sentence examples for normally graduated from inspiring English sources

Senior officers normally graduated from Soviet academies.

Men conscripted into military service have normally graduated from university or are young adults who have entered into society.

The treatment practised at Focus 12, the Suffolk-based rehabilitation clinic that Somers founded and runs, uses a managed opiate reduction, from which clients normally graduate dependency-free after four to 10 weeks.

In 1991, nearly 20 years after I would normally have graduated, I obtained my bachelor's in psychology.

Normally, a graduating nurse went into medical-surgical work — that was where the prestige, the difficulty, and the excitement were — but she went instead into home care.

In turn, Dr. He, who was then studying for a Ph.D. in molecular biology at New York University, fell for Mr. Wolfson's sense of humor -- so much so that this normally introverted graduate student was inspired to make the first move.

Normally, instructors are drawn from a pool of Ph.D.s who have graduated from anatomy departments.

They graduated.

It just might work.... Normally when you meet two 12-year-olds, fooling around after school with a JVC videocam, you would expect a few weeks later to discover that they had graduated to skateboards, girls or computer hacking.

I graduated.

Three years later, Ria's exploration of fruit flies and organic foods has not only raised some provocative questions about the health benefits of organic eating, it has also earned the 16-year-old top honors in a national science competition, publication in a respected scientific journal and university laboratory privileges normally reserved for graduate students.