Sentence examples similar to first class graduation from inspiring English sources

The school's first class graduated in 1861, but there was no time for an elaborate graduation ceremony.

The university is internationally recognized for both its first-class graduation rates (96% of students graduate on time) and its outstanding football history.

Hughes wrote his first poem for the class graduation, and was so impressed by the applause he received that he wondered whether he had found his vocation.

June 2001 marked the graduation of the first class to attend the school for all four years.

It just held the graduation of its first class, 20 students who obtained postgraduate diplomas in conservation and museology.

The shooting at the university came a day after seven Iraqi police recruits were killed and more than 70 other people were wounded when an explosive device attached to a utility pole near a police station in Ramadi was detonated during the graduation of the first class of the new American-trained Iraqi police force.

In October 2013, Manuel Valls, then the interior minister of France, attended the graduation ceremony of the first class of Muslim leaders trained at universities in Lyon, in central-east France.

After graduation he joined the United States Army, becoming a sergeant first class in the Army's medical corps.

Two days before the December graduation, Sergeants Feyer and Williams sat brooding in their office along with Sgt. First Class Mike Martin, the replacement, who is white.

First class!

Ah, first class.