Sentence examples for really graduate from inspiring English sources

Since you don't really graduate with a diploma, you've got to put something together.

Mr. Howk went through the program and left Stand Down House in October 2006, although "you never really graduate," he said.

She took down her personal website after reports surfaced that she did not really graduate from college, as stated in her biography on the site.

They currently offer kindergarten to 5th grade, but the students never really graduate from the school--instead, a new grade level is added every year.

Unlike Parker and Scott, Brooks never really graduated from advertising to Hollywood movies.

Am I really graduating a virgin?' " said Mr. Pangilinan on March 26 before students of the Ateneo's management school, closely mimicking Mr. O'Brien's joke.

Nothing against Girlguiding (apart from a lingering bitterness that I never even really graduated from the Brownies, just slunk into adolescence in badgeless shame), but that's quite an outlandish claim to make.

While former police officers occupy the corner offices -- law enforcement plaques on their walls, pistols on their desks -- a group of people in their 20's with "Law & Order" looks sit in a row of cubicles, clicking away at computer terminals and checking résumés of potential hires of Fortune 500 companies to see, for example, if they really graduated from the schools they list.

And yes, this Jersey trash really graduated from Rutgers! Woohoo go Rutgers.

The research done in these labs is really forefront, graduate level, cutting-edge.

He also probably never could have mustered up Johnny's enthusiasm for this particular kind of theater, which results in a performance of goombahness so seemingly studied that it would not be a surprise if we all eventually learned that Johnny is really a graduate student at the Yale School of Drama who comes from Colorado.