Verwenden Sie „grad“ in einem Satz

1. “You heard back from any grad schools yet?” I asked as we waited for the elevator

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2. Climbing the steps to her Grad Advisor's office, Teri felt her cell phone vibrate

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3. My Grad Advisor emailed you and gave me your name as a contact person here at the university

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4. “The grad students are here

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5. All students including the grad students were eligible to vote, and participants could vote for any candidate of any party

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6. , a DePaul grad, who “passed” on his third and last try (no pressure applied to bar examiners, I am sure) was sworn in with us

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7. At that time, I was mixing a drink for a darkly handsome, sharply dressed Chicago ’65 grad named Mitch NewDelman

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8. I was not old enough to easily capture a date with a grad student, and I thought not experienced enough to get a date with a nurse

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9. In reply to her question I grad the bottle from her hands and drink some

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10. I moved over to try and grad it but Alex lifted his head up to see what I was doing

11. In concluding his address, he said he could think of no greater honor for an old grad than “being asked back to make a commencement speech

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12. He had been out of fighters for the two years it took him to get his engineering degree, and except for Paul Austin, also an ASU grad, he knew no one in the squadron, and no one knew him except as the son of Silk Screen Sam Bannister

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13. brilliant grad student she was thinking of marrying

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14. In less than a year Kinnard decided he belonged back in good old Ohio, and began saving for the move home—not so easy, for West Coast living was expensive and his wages below what a college grad should expect

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15. group was treated at the end of several weeks, Grad discovered that plants

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16. ratory and by other labs in the United States, with similar results Grad

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17. Top grade items may look better, but they have no more nutritional value than lower grad ones

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18. You leave the lab and go in the grad student office next door to grab your leather coat, ski cap, and gloves before biking home

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19. “Hey! What do you want back here?” a cop yells, barring the way to the grad student office as you try to pass

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20. He was actively recruited by many corporations during grad school but he chose the Foreign Service instead

21. “My money’s on the grad students,” Isaac said

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22. night, about the time most professors and grad students fin-

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23. Enrolling at MIT as a grad

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24. Actually the only grades my prospective employers saw that mattered to them were probably from grad school where every one of my grades was a pass

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25. Don’t put them in the position that enveloped me that one Sunday evening during grad school

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26. society expected of a recent college grad

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27. There is definitely a shortage in business analytics grad programs in India, especially compared to the huge need and demand

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28. college to grad school, and grad school to field, are clearly laid out

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29. She did not want to look like an attractive, intelligent grad student whom guys always gave a

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30. The dedicated grad

31. There the streets seemed to be occupied by mainly yuppies, professors and grad students, all too artsy for their own good, and being in their company made me want to open a vein

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32. Therapy sessions had never been like this in grad school

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33. He was a University of Penn grad who was running a

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34. had given up my recruiting season at grad school to be with her

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35. “If you’d been with me when I dropped out of grad school because my mother had cancer, would you have gone off to Northwestern anyway?”

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36. to the conclusion as a grad student that time travel into the future was

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37. “So, Aquarius what’s his story? I take it that he is more than just a grad

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38. Aquarius remembered the grad student, Bobby

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39. was, his stint as a grad student was over

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40. Michael Chase is a twenty-six-year-old backpacker, a recent college grad, an amateur

41. “I need to keep my grades up to stand a chance at grad school

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42. Their situation might even be worse because grad schools are sometimes pricier than other types of institutions

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43. Wage for the New Grad

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44. According to hiring and compensation experts, there is not that much room to negotiate when one is just a fresh grad

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45. I was meeting with one of my former Grad school professors in a restaurant in Philadelphia

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46. He was alone in Dublin, considering Trinity College for grad school, when the walls between realms fell and has survived by his wits

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47. He was an obnoxious grad student in thick glasses

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48. Paul was an upstanding grad student with two jobs

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49. I matched for grad school at MIT, but I stayed for you because I wanted to be with Julia Carroll’s sister

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50. He shared a dorm room with the guy, and then when they were in grad school together, they shared an apartment, and then Quinn was best man at your wedding, and then they started the business together, right?”

51. Was she seeing the old Paul in this moment, the insecure grad student who so desperately wanted her to love him? Or was she seeing the man who had filmed those movies? The man who for twenty-four years had kept the dark secret that had haunted her family?

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52. I assumed she was a grad student at the very least, but that was still too young for me

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53. Meantime, he lets you sit in with the little clique of grad students that gathers weekly to talk Nietzsche with him

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54. The mark of the Post-Humanist Phalanx that proliferates on the cornices of apartment buildings, on housing-project handball courts, on the notebooks of the grad students, on the sides of parked cars, on subway station entrances, scratched into the plexiglass of a phone booth, as if mechanically reproduced all over the East Village, stamped out in some factory of the image

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55. The doors have been thrown open, figuratively speaking, and on the floor of the denuded parlor, the grad students eat rubbery pizza straight from the box

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56. I was positive Jeff would drive a pickup, but he guides me to a shiny Ford hatchback, a heartbreaking car, the car of the new college grad with big plans and a modest budget, not the car a grown man should be driving

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57. “Trading is not rocket science,” says my partner and Wharton grad Steve Spencer

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58. “Four years ago, a recent Harvard Medical School grad named Thomas Pierce discovered his girlfriend murdered in their apartment in Cambridge

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59. My money would have generated a return of 1,400 percent through 2000 and I would have been one happy 24-year-old in grad school! Chalk this one up to a lessoned learned

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60. Many car companies offer programs that give rebates or special financing if you’re a new grad and have reasonably good credit

61. To proxy for high-yield bond returns from 1953 to the 1970s, I use a time series of low-quality (Baa and lower) bond returns that I got in grad school 20 years ago, which apparently was compiled by Roger Ibbotson in 1979 (no surprise!)

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