Sentence examples for starting graduate from inspiring English sources

The number of students starting graduate school shrank only among domestic students, according to the council's report.

She was sitting across from him on a subway car in Washington, where she was working before starting graduate school.

THOUGH Samantha Slater was glad to be starting graduate school in New York, she was concerned about living on a student's budget.

Yet Ms. Goeke, who was starting graduate school across the country in California in 1986, was only vaguely conscious of those problems.

"I feel like I'm in a used-car lot," said Ms. Martin, a former art gallery manager who is starting graduate school in the fall.

This summer, he will intern with a humanitarian nongovernmental organization based in Berlin before starting graduate studies in economics in Milan.

Mr. Shaw had graduated from college in May, and was planning to start graduate school this fall.

They married in the summer of 1966 and moved to London, where Mary started graduate school.

She became a US citizen, graduated with honors from Long Island University and started graduate studies in psychology.

In 1969, Yau started graduate school at Berkeley, enrolling in seven graduate courses each term and auditing several others.

She finished college, won a job promotion and started graduate school.