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427 examples of Graduate in a sentence

It was done six or seven years ago by my then graduate student, Susana Lima.
One of my girlfriends in graduate school, Marie, said, "Kim, I figured it out.
Recently, one of my graduate students, Tom, said, "Kim, I've decided to wear a bike helmet on the way to class."
As it turns out, it occurred to Tom that a $20 helmet is a good way to protect a $100,000 graduate education.
I went to Yale for graduate school, studied in a building of this style by Le Corbusier, affectionately known in our business as Brutalism.
I graduated from graduate school in 2006, and I got a fellowship to go back to Europe.
And this is Karljohan, one of my graduate students who's been working on this project.
But her uncle, who was a university graduate, he wanted to give her an opportunity to see the world, to be part of the society.
Scientists at the University of Minnesota did a study in which they could predict with 77 percent accuracy, at age 18 months, who was going to graduate from high school, based on who had good attachment with mom.
The graduate students in Sanjiv Talwar's lab said, "Is this ethical?
And that's a hard sell to a graduate student: "I have this great project ... 50 million years ..." So we had to develop a way of trying to do this more rapidly.
He gave lectures to Caltech graduate students that became "The Feynman Lectures on Gravitation."
Girls outperform boys now at every level, from elementary school to graduate school.
There's a 10 percent differential between getting BA's and all graduate programs, with guys falling behind girls.
This graduate student named Brad Myers, in 1985, decided he would study this.
And as a graduate student, you can't do that."
You can't roll a stop sign in Cambridge without hitting a graduate student.
From 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., I met with Judith who was one of my graduate students at the time.
We've gone from being three of us working in the basement at MIT while we were still in graduate school to about two-dozen of us working in an initial production facility outside of Boston.
Now I'm an arts graduate; I love myth and magic and existentialism and self-loathing.
I was tired of caring about what other people thought and I just wanted to hurry up, go through my classes, whatever school I was going to be at next, and graduate.
One of them is Seadragon and the other is some very beautiful computer-vision research done by Noah Snavely, a graduate student at the University of Washington, co-advised by Steve Seitz at U.W. and Rick Szeliski at Microsoft Research.
It started with me posing a question to my graduate student, Severin Hacker.
So I posed the question to my graduate student.
Some of them look like places I lived in as a graduate student.
It's taken by many of our graduate students in biomedical engineering.
So when I was a graduate student at Stanford University, I used to go to this very, very upscale grocery store; at least at that time it was truly upscale.
When I was in graduate school, I had the opportunity to overhear my grandmother describing to one of her fellow senior citizens what I did for a living.
This is work done by Quentin Lindsey, who's a graduate student.
In one such universe, you'd graduate with honors and marry the person of your dreams, and in another, not so much.
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