Sentence examples for will have graduated from inspiring English sources

By next year, Wilson and the Badgers' three other senior captains will have graduated.

Those who started studying in 2008 will have graduated with £22,000 of debt.

Because such students will have graduated, they will not be eligible for financial aid.

I'm about to begin my third year of university and, in a little over 12 months, I will have graduated.

I have or will have graduated from a high school or will have obtained my GED in Washington state.

Absent nuclear war with Pakistan, South Asia will have graduated from poverty to middle-income status in my (hoped-for) professional lifetime.

Colleges and universities that successfully send students on to the best graduate schools, including medical school, business school, law school and other graduate schools including Ph.D. programs, will have graduates who aren't earning much after one to five years out of college, but will have very favorable job prospects and earnings expectations further out in their careers.

The Big Lebowski (1998): You will have graduate teaching assistants in college.

"There's no way you're going to get a proposal from this administration that has the same level of immigration we have today, approximately 1 million people, but all of them will have graduate degrees," Anderson said.

Many of those swing voters will be younger, or will not have graduated from college.

You will hopefully have graduated with the ability to read, write, listen to and speak, another language.