Sentence examples for wave of graduates from inspiring English sources

He's part of the first wave of graduates to have left university after paying £9,000-a-year fees.

Then she heard about this wave of graduates being offered stipends from law firms to work in the public interest sector, often with salaries higher than those of an entry-level legal aid attorney.

He and his band mate, Brian Robertson, were among the first in a small wave of graduates of the University of Miami's Frost School of Music to stay and make a stand as a band.

This latest wave of graduates are less likely to take time off after university than in previous years.

GAVI's experience in assessing the readiness and needs of the current wave of graduating countries is helping to inform its future policies on country eligibility and graduation.

And a rapidly expanding university system has produced waves of graduates with no interest in factory work.

There has been steady improvement since then with continued maturity of the existing industry, a wave of new graduates, foreign investment and startups.

Then, Next Wave came calling, and now, as Canadian Editor, I hope to share some of my experience and excitement, doing the work I love while helping to guide the next wave of science graduates toward their true destinies.

Part of a 1970s wave of top graduates who chose to go into consulting rather than join a large company directly, he found his legal and business education useful in his job.

That first wave of CSM graduate designers was soon being celebrated in a new magazine, i-D – several staff, Jones and Clothes Show presenter Caryn Franklin included, were alumni.

All of this will be driven by an expected, and much anticipated, wave of countries graduating from cheap IDA loans to borrowing from the international credit markets.