Sentence examples for which I graduated from inspiring English sources

My replies were postmarked from Berkeley, from which I graduated with an English degree; West Hollywood, where I found a niche in P.R.; and New York, where I moved after marrying Alberto on our eighth date.

Then I went off to school in South Dakota: Augustana College (where I met my husband), from which I graduated with a degree in Sociology with emphasis on English and Home Economics.

The proposed deal between the Randall's Island Sports Foundation, a number of New York City private schools and the city Parks Department allowing continued privileged access to private schools on public land ("On a Coveted Green Space, Tensions at Play," Oct. 22) goes against the ethical mission of St. Bernard's, the private school from which I graduated in 1983.

I salute the players and their coach, and I salute the college from which I graduated 46 years ago for having the courage and conviction of becoming a men's and women's college 35 years ago after more than 170 years as an all-male institution.

My early education in Bunkie was through Carver Elementary School and Carver High School, from which I graduated as valedictorian of my class in 1964.

VICE article about the four years of racism I experienced in London, Ontario while attending Western University, from which I graduated last June.

For the Yale class of 2004 -- which I graduate with tomorrow -- it has been the opposite.

The Monmouth County Fire Academy, from which I recently graduated, has provided the toughest challenges so far.

I made that circling back recently when I decided to recreate myself at the university from which I had graduated 33 years before.

Eventually, in 2012, I was asked to serve as the treatment provider for the very court program from which I had graduated.

I knew by heart every record she had recorded, and I was famous in my high school, from which i had recently graduated, for singing like Odetta.