Sentence examples for office graduates from inspiring English sources

He along with Sasaki and other Kensuke Office graduates currently most frequently wrestle in Pro Wrestling Noah as well as sporadic self-produced independent shows.

A native of Oklahoma, Mr. Allbaugh, who was 48 when he took office, graduated from Oklahoma State University with a degree in political science.

In these offices, twentysomething graduates work quietly at desks on an industry that is "weightless".

The son of Holocaust survivors who fled Europe and settled in Queens, he landed at the Manhattan district attorney's office after graduating from Columbia Law School.

It is here, during work experience, that in the highly unpredictable environment of TV and radio stations, newspaper and magazine offices, that graduates will really find out if they are up to a job that is much more about the learning of crafts than it is about contextualising the product.

At the Ombuds office, the graduate student is able to relay thoughts and feelings in a confidential manner.

You have probably already thought of this, but it is always a good idea to ask people on your doctoral committee, or in your office of graduate studies, for leads on both local and national funding possibilities.

Legorreta went to work in Villagran's office after graduating and stayed there for nearly a decade.

I've found out about university offices such as the Graduate Student Recruitment and Retention office and the Graduate Student Grants and Services office that offer support to all graduate students and put out information that I can use to find funds to finance my education from outside the department.

He said he wants to work in an office when he graduates from the program in January.

It could take months to get a decision from the Burlington office, where college graduates -- or not -- rode scooters past Mr. Trippi's office, the beehive of activity and authority.