finished school in vs living in thug life

Some examples from the web:

• When I finished school in 1995, there were only 20 lions in the entire Northwest - in our area.
• Finished high school in Toronto, formed a band.
• Masako finished high school in Japan and then graduated from Harvard.
• An illustrious career as a barrister, journalist and then a politician in Portugal followed after he finished law school at university in his home town of Coimbra.
• She finished school as l finished my training.
• I trained newly blind people for ten years after I finished school.
• I'm starting to think we should have finished school.
• After I finished school, I was married.
• And when he finished school... deserted you and went home.
• I will study abroad when I have finished school.
• He never finished school, couldn't hold down a job, always blaming others for his own misfortunes.
• I raised her on my own, but when April finished school, she had no work, no direction.
• Finally to come the summer vacation. just finished school, I and Lele Dux camp Come on, man...
• I don't know about that, mate, but definitely once I finished school.
• I've just finished school, I have no choice.
• He went to the seminary only after I finished school.
• After he finished school, we'd meet in Central Park.
• You should have finished school, had fun, gone places, travelled the world, and then got married and started a family.
• They can't take anyone who hasn't finished school.
• I finished school, did a Master's in London, worked in Barcelona and I just got back.

Some examples from the web:

• When I started dancing, I gave up thug life.
• Thug life is already making you cold.
• "Thug life" on my neck.
• geographical location: living in less developed regions; living in transition regions; living in more developed regions,
• Mr President, it is an interesting statistic that there are more nurses from Malawi living in Manchester, in the United Kingdom, than there are living in Malawi; and there are more doctors from Ethiopia living in Chicago than there are in Ethiopia.
• Degree of urbanisation: living in densely populated areas; living in intermediate populated areas; living in thinly populated area
• This piece involves living in a cage for an entire month... in order to empathize with the animals living in the zoo.
• Unfortunately, living in the trailer together... wasn't any easier forJoy and Randy than living in solitary was for Hector and Jamal.
• Clearly, the way people living in a country's heartland and central areas perceive border issues differs from how they are perceived by people living in border regions.
• What is necessary for Nigeria is first of all a reconciliation process and the peaceful coexistence between Muslims living in the north and Christians living in the south.
• Find sustainable repatriation solutions for the integration of Roma minority communities that are living in hazardous living conditions in camps and for internally displaced persons groups living in informal centres.
• Living in the town is quite different from living in the country.
• Living in Salem and not believing in witches is like living in London and not believing in fog.
• But you can't have most of the world living in the 21st century and the rest living in the eighth century.
• If possible, this main population of persons living in private households, is supplemented by persons living in collective households.
• They are living in happiness. They are living in their villas.
• Well, in America, that living in cities, for many of them, they're living in cities still where they're dependent on that automobile.
• We have blended families, adopted families, we have nuclear families living in separate houses and divorced families living in the same house.
• In fact, The Guardian newspaper in Britain last week showed how one European citizen in four, living in rural areas, is in fact living in poverty.
• He's not living in a past time and place, he's living in the present, with the capacity and intelligence to evade law enforcement.