Sentence examples for we started graduating from inspiring English sources

That advice was actually pretty sound all the way through the 1990's, but something changed around the new millennium -- we started graduating more people every year than there were jobs created.

It often feels much more bleak than the rosy future we imagined for ourselves when we started graduate school.

That companies that started life at the same time we started graduate school have become minibehemoths, employing hundreds of scientists and paying them well (or starting off that way, and then laying them off)?

Schools will start graduating students with more diverse skills so they're not all competing for the same jobs.

Before I started graduate school, we planned to have a baby once I passed my qualifying exams at the end of my second year.

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.

Then Philip took a job at Brandeis, and Susan started graduate school — first in English, then in philosophy — at Harvard.

When he started graduate school, in New York, at Columbia, the revolution's Ambassador to the United Nations hired him.