Sentence examples for were graduated 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.
Miss Forsell and her fiance were graduated in June from Pennsylvania Stale University.
FOOTBALL AT BROWN LOSES DRAB ASPECT; Future Looks Bright, Even Though 17 Letter Men Were Graduated.
Three quarters of the players in the National Hockey League never were graduated from high school.
Archives|FOOTBALL AT BROWN LOSES DRAB ASPECT; Future Looks Bright, Even Though 17 Letter Men Were Graduated.
Middleton molded the slope's wide contours into a series of sweeping terraces that were graduated, steplike, down to the river, where he designed two symmetrical butterfly lakes.
Only a half century ago fewer than 17percentnt of American youngsters were graduated from high school and fewer than 8percentnt went to college.
"As we were graduating, we. . .
Few in the class were graduating.
Mrs. Schwartz was graduated from N.Y.U.
In June, Desiree Smith was graduated from Murry Bergtraum High.
