Sentence examples for back to commencement from inspiring English sources

Which brings me back to commencement.

A. "If the tenant signs and returns the lease now, he will be responsible for the higher rent going back to the commencement date of the lease," said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.

As new members of the union, the show's seven writers will receive retroactive pay raises as well as pension and health contributions going back to the commencement of writing for the second season.

*** Whalen and Luck had a whirlwind end to their Stanford careers — finishing finals on June 8, flying to Indianapolis for a week of minicamp, flying back to Stanford for commencement and then flying right back to Indianapolis for more minicamp.

For her senior project, she paints a series of subversive portraits of the school's heads and is blocked from graduating, but decades later she is invited back to give a commencement address.

To be recognized and awarded during a commencement brings me back to my own graduation and makes today an even more special experience.

Digressive flash forward: In 1976, Carson was invited back to Norfolk to give the commencement address.

And to pay our respects to graduations past and present, NPR Ed and the NPR Visuals team have built a searchable, shareable database of over 300 commencement speeches dating back to 1774".

It worked: the foundation rapidly grew in influence and 9 years after graduation, I was invited back to Robert Morris not as a student, but as its commencement speaker.

After starting work as a law clerk at the U.S. Supreme Court, he came back to his high school to deliver the commencement speech for the graduating class in 1988.

Another common thread among billionaire commencement speakers was the need to give back to humanity.