postgraduatein a sentence
- Teachers are paid more if they have a postgraduate degree.
- How can someone pursuing a postgraduate degree in American literature display such abominable English-language skills?† (source)
- He was not Gravesend Academy material, either; yet he did a postgraduate year at the academy, because he was a fair athlete—your standard outdoor New England variety: a football, hockey, and baseball man.† (source)
- Rachel's postgraduate work dealt with alien and pre-Hegira artifacts.† (source)
- We had barely begun dating when various job opportunities—and a one-year postgraduate program for me—pulled us in different directions across the eastern United States.† (source)
- During a brief postgraduate fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh, he had met a member of the Mellon family.† (source)
- Postgraduate study was not permitted, but they made an exception in my case because I had established a precedent when I was in Pretoria.† (source)
- He did his stint in the fleet as a surface warfare officer, then transferred to Special Boat Team TWENTY-TWO as a Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewmen (SWCC) before attending Naval Special Warfare postgraduate school and Naval Intelligence School.† (source)
- Or, better yet, come see me at my postgraduate job, where I'll be happy to Supersize your order because, you know, we're friends and all.† (source)
- OUR BASIC SCIENCE TEACHERS were very good, a mix of British and Swiss professors and a few Ethiopian physicians who graduated from the American University of Beirut and then took postgraduate training in England or America.† (source)
- They were sitting at the back of the classroom-I was giving a special course for postgraduate students, so difficult a course that few outsiders ever ventured to attend these particular lectures.† (source)
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- The astonished McAllister instantly recognized it from scores of radio and television newscasts over the years, its inflections learned in an expensive prep school and several prestigious universities, with a postgraduate career in the British Isles.† (source)
- Better yet, take postgraduate work if your folks (or hers) could afford it and have another kid and get safely beyond the draft—besides, a doctor's degree was a union card, for promotion and pay and retirement.† (source)
- Neither did I…… John came back for his postgraduate course in physics.† (source)
- In my free time, I studied for the exams that I had to take to begin postgraduate training in America.† (source)
- "It meant starting all over again, because here you don't get credit for postgraduate training anywhere else.† (source)
- John intended to be an inventor, which meant that he was to be a physicist; he was to take his postgraduate course under Robert Stadler.† (source)
- The exam of the ECFMG—Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates—established that I had the knowledge and credentials to pursue postgraduate training in America.† (source)
- After a candidate completes all this and if selected as heir, postgraduate work begins: the Egg itself.† (source)
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