Sentence examples for try to graduate from inspiring English sources

It must be made clear that kids have at least seven years to try to graduate".

After his knee healed and he became a coveted prospect, Noel decided to try to graduate from Tilton this year instead of in 2013.

Mr. Gomes's lawyer, Henry A. Cashman, said Mr. Gomes "hopes to get this behind him as soon as possible and try to graduate from Harvard University".

"I probably want to be the head of a department at a hospital, try to graduate at the top of my class, but I think, right now, this is probably the biggest accomplishment I'll ever achieve in probably 20, 30 years," said Akhil, an eighth-grader from Sterling, Virginia.

I'm going to try, really try, to graduate the superfluous.

Just try to graduate without friends who have life experiences vastly different than your own.

"At age 22, I was trying to pass the psychology research class, just trying to graduate".

"That doesn't change, so I'm not trying to graduate out of this".

It's a program where we had the tradition that everybody comes in here, tries to graduate and tries to do the right thing".

Especially at the Division II level, we're trying to graduate people and give them a good athletic experience".

"Our other problem was 'What's our third act?,' because we were still living the story, and just trying to graduate".