Sentence examples for school compatriots from inspiring English sources

Those of you who are not presently engaged in a job search may not appreciate this kind of dialogue--but your colleagues who are searching for their dream job, often far from the support of their grad school compatriots, certainly will.

The song "Millbrook" is an ode to his boarding school compatriots.

"Live" sent young Joaquin Consuelos, the couple's eight-year-old son, out on an assignment to ask his elementary school compatriots all about Christmas.

Samuel Badree, a 31-year-old physical education teacher at a Trinidad secondary school and compatriot of Narine, was selected in the final 15 ahead of the giant left-armer Sulieman Benn and fellow leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo, his higher-profile rivals.

I saw many of my fellow school students and compatriots tortured.

According to the Pell Institute, first-generation students are less likely to start college directly out of high school than their compatriots and less likely to graduate in a timely manner, if at all.

Their compatriots with high-school diplomas make only about $31,000, the same starting salary as college graduates with engineering degrees.

Some of their richer compatriots send children to school in China.

Andreas Nilsson, 22, a senior who wants to attend law school in the New York area, said that he and his Swedish compatriots go to Manhattan frequently to shop and go to clubs.

Our compatriots at Huff/Post50 have teens in middle and high school.

After two years out of the local education system, it would have been easy for Florin to have dropped out of school permanently and stayed on in Spain, joining the thousands of his compatriots drawn to the Iberian country by the promise of higher wages.