Sentence examples for to graduating from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who is recognized by a university as having completed the requirements of a degree studied at the institution.
- If the government wants graduates to stay in the country they should offer more incentives.
My daughter is close to graduating from college.
Most lenders, however, will continue to lend to a student who is very close to graduating.
She took all honors classes, on her way to graduating as valedictorian.
Prior to graduating, the women had minimal assets and most were in debt.
When it comes to graduating minority students, the six community colleges at the City University of New York rank high.
C1 Job Offers Rescinded Some employers are withdrawing job offers extended to graduating students, citing the slowdown.
Two years later, he was playing on the soccer team and on his way to graduating with honors.
The downside is that there seem to be very few programs open to graduating seniors that also offer financial aid to international applicants.
Prior to graduating (2010) from Northwestern University, where she studied creative writing, Roth penned Divergent, the first installment in the trilogy, over winter break during her senior year.
Going by the detailed rankings about the highest pay packages offered to graduating students that unfailingly flood the Indian news media every year, one might assume the latter.
Prior to graduating in 2003, he starred as Viola in a 2002 Shakespeare's Globe production of Twelfth Night at the Middle Temple Hall in London.
