Sentence examples for delivered the class from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, June 29 , 1940P. 9 George Bundy, who delivered the Class Day oration at Yale observed that "any man who has not surrendered his birthright will have ideals for which he is willing to die".

George Bundy, who delivered the Class Day oration at Yale observed that "any man who has not surrendered his birthright will have ideals for which he is willing to die".

Colbert delivered the Class Day address to the graduating class of Princeton University on June 2, 2008, and accepted the Class of 2008 Understandable Vanity Award, consisting of a sketch of Colbert and a mirror.

Mr. Iovine's daughter completed her undergraduate studies there; on Friday, he is delivering the class of 2013 commencement speech.

And if Pogba joins he can deliver the class and dynamism in the centre that we've lacked for a number of years.

When delivering the Class Day speech at Columbia University earlier this year, he reminded the students that he had been their fourth choice after Warren Buffett, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Jon Stewart.

In theory, anyone within a specific discipline can walk into a classroom and deliver the class as the curriculum is detailed down to the lesson learning outcome and activity plan.

He graduated with highest honors, was awarded a master's as well as a bachelor's degree, and was chosen by his classmates to deliver the Class Day oration at the 1893 commencement.

Nolan, who was selected by graduates to deliver the Class Day address, revealed other tidbits about Bruce Wayne's time as a Princeton Tiger: He was a member of the school's martial arts club and costume manager of the drama club, NJ.com reported.

First, each participant will attend the physiotherapy department for an initial individual assessment with the Chartered Physiotherapist delivering the class, where there will be discussion and agreement between the therapist and the patient on short and long-term goals; recording of the patient's exercise capabilities and perceived barriers to recovery and the individual's treatment expectations.

She is so successful because she follows the franchise model perfectly, she values the importance of great teaching staff who deliver the classes for her and she spends her time working on the business and not in the business.