Sentence examples for past graduating from inspiring English sources

So now, 23 years old and five months past graduating, he was sitting at dinner in his gym shorts and tank top, looking very much the bro, but feeling a mixture of anticipation and anxiety.

Of the 536 graduates, 152 (28%) were recent graduates, 371 (69%) were past graduates and 13 (2%) did not specify their year of graduation.

A tradition of the school allows a past graduate to place the hood of the gown on a new graduate.

(All the upstairs spaces are occupied by a historical survey of past graduates of the program).

Some past graduates, she said, work as film editors or camera operators or teach media courses.

In the past, graduates of the elite Ecole Nationale d'Administration bred most of the French ruling class.

How is it fair to past graduates to change the curve, giving the new class something for nothing and making it even harder for those of us still searching for a job?

The football players and minority members I remember from the class of 2005, some of whom Mr. Fleming suggests were undeserving of admission, serve their country today with the same honor, skill and enthusiasm as their classmates and past graduates.

Most employers are now looking for graduates with two to three years' work experience – in the past, graduate recruitment schemes would take new graduates and train them in the workplace.

The Army says they are learning leadership skills; others say the school produces torturers and dictators, pointing to past graduates like Manuel Noriega of Panama and Gen. Leopoldo F. Galtieri of Argentina.

At Brunel Business School, for example, we are enhancing the traditional view of alumni as a benefactor-driven activity through embracing the needs of existing students that want to connect with past graduates as part of their own development.