Sentence examples for successfully graduated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "successfully graduated" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to someone or something that has completed all the necessary requirements to receive a diploma or some other type of certification. For example, "Jane successfully graduated college and is now working as a software engineer."
Mrs. Sheikh, 36, successfully graduated from Bandhan's program in 2009.
A circus with a purpose has an impact long after the young people have completed their workshops or successfully graduated.
Swift, having successfully graduated from country to pop, is now finding a home in the world of camp.
By Carrie Battan August 25, 2017 Swift, having successfully graduated from country to pop, is now finding a home in the world of camp.
Guide dog success rates were defined by the dogs' graduating success (the proportion of dogs commencing the program that successfully graduated as guide dogs) as well as working success (the proportion of dogs commencing the program that were working 1 year later).
Styler, who successfully graduated from acting to producing, with credits including Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch and Moon, told Screen Daily: "We want to keep what made the original so special – its freshness, humour, anger at social injustice, and love of Jamaican music and culture – but updated to reflect the Jamaican experience in 2011".
Any project successfully graduating from Tri-I TDI is eligible to enter Bridge Medicines, where it can continue along the drug development pipeline without interruption and be professionally managed in a venture capital setting.
So, after successfully graduating from college and -- god-willing -- securing a job, many young-twenty-somethings are on the move again.
Career colleges fill a vital unmet demand in the nation's higher education landscape and have a proven track record of successfully graduating students and setting them on a better path for life.
Successfully graduating from the course were 94.3% of the men and 83.7% of the women.
As for Uros, he overcame his initial reluctance and stuck to the terms of his diversion order, not just staying in school but successfully graduating.
