Sentence examples for well graduating from inspiring English sources
Academically, he did extremely well, graduating summa cum laude and being offered a scholarship to Cambridge.
"They had both worked hard while at Newcastle University, and both had done extremely well, graduating with good degrees".
He was educated in Pennsylvania as well, graduating from the Haverford School and, after serving in the Army in Los Alamos, N. M., as World War II was ending, Swarthmore College.
She did very well, graduating with a degree in math--and with straight A's in all her courses.
I did very well, graduating summa cum laude.
His younger brother Oleksandr was enrolled as well, graduating two years after Mykola.
He did well, graduated, and enjoyed the experience.
Some of these artists may well graduate to the more traditional forms of success — radio play, major label deals and so on.
But in academia these days, that person is less a subject of ridicule than of soul-searching about what can done to shorten the time, sometimes much of a lifetime, it takes for so many graduate students to, well, graduate.
Also, a student should want to know how well graduates do.
Johnny may well graduate, but with an "empty" diploma, since Johnny is functionally illiterate.
