Sentence examples for commencement i from inspiring English sources

I wish it had been given at my commencement; I don't think I'd have forgotten it.

The moderate storms with gradual commencement (i.e. 23 26 Jan and 6 8 March events) have different effects on TEC at the two stations.

Back in May 1986, the Wall Street financier, Ivan Boesky, famously told the U.C. Berkeley business school commencement: "I think greed is healthy".

Just before commencement I sat down to take stock of my student loans and realized that I had incurred more than $20,000 in debt.

I forgot about the $500 I just put into my vehicle, and for the first time since Winter's commencement, I was happy about my bald tires.

For commencement, I got a bit carried away and wrote four graduation-related blog posts, "Crazy Cool Commencement Caps and the Women Who Designed Them," "Graduating College Women Talk About The Douglass Difference," "First-Generation Student Graduates with Honors and Shares Her College Experience," and "Memorable 2014 Graduation Images from Women's Colleges".

They stood before a banner reading "Our Commencement Is Not Your Platform" and carried signs saying, "Pre-emptive War Is Not a New School Value".

For the CCT group, the median follow-up from diagnosis was 57.5 (IQrange range 20 338) months, from first diagnosis of metastatic disease was 56.5 (IQrange range 8 134) months and from commencement of first I-MIBG therapy was 46.5 (IQrange5, range 7 122) months.

For the NET group, the median overall follow-up was 91.5 (IQrange range 10 288) months, the median follow-up from first diagnosis of metastatic disease was 79 (IQR±73.75, range 10 265) months and from commencement of first I-MIBG therapy was 47.5 (IQR±67.75, range 4 202) months.

"On my day of graduation I never imagined I would visit foreign countries, I never imagined I would be a commencement speaker, I never imagined I would get into a Twitter war with Donald Trump, Warrenn said.

As commencement weekend nears, I'm considering a different set of questions than simply, "What are your plans after graduation?" I'm seeking kinder -- even more faithful -- alternatives.