Sentence examples for scarcely graduated from inspiring English sources
I resolved to go even slower this time, jogging at a pace that scarcely graduated from walking.
He could scarcely read or write when he graduated from Central high school in 1960, and ranked 376th in the graduation class of 391.
By the time she graduated from high school, at the age of twenty, she had scarcely ever heard anyone speak ill of Scientology.
It graduated 120 students in Farsi, which is the dominant language in Iran but is scarcely studied at all in United States colleges.
When he graduated from the university in 1897 at the head of his class, he was already established as a high-strung, fast-talking dynamo, scarcely able to rest.
After graduating, he spent two years writing for TV sketch shows and attempting stand-up: the latter, it scarcely needs saying, went badly.
According to a recent survey of university graduate employability, Ms. Altamirano could scarcely have made a better choice.
You come to realize, and ultimately to accept, that the job you will end up in will scarcely resemble the job you've been training for since you started graduate school.
Whatever they're called, these aging graduate students are low-rent postdocs, a category that has become so common that it scarcely rates a glance these days.
