How to pronounce “graduates”(verb) in English

graduates first in his class and that's the first time he's mentioned in the New York Times immigrant graduates first in

She graduates with honors.

He graduates from high school and then wants to go back to the US to go to university.

Stanford graduates at present perhaps but too many from

And now, when he graduates, he's got interesting stuff on his resume-- what he did in New Mexico for a year.

Because here in Berlin, he graduates first from his class, and he ends up with a mentor named Scharnhorst, who is this gentleman here-- Gerhard von Scharnhorst who

He stays in the program, graduates in the top ten percent, goes on to officer training, graduates again in the ten percent, and is asked to become a gnan, which is the

and 27 a month it's a year-long program and then when their sister graduates from the program we rematch with another

In fact, I gave a commencement at Smith, and I told the women graduates to sleep their way to the top.

So I won't tell you the whole long story, but the version is, she graduates from high school with a wonderful portfolio of her artwork.