Sentence examples for graduation fare from inspiring English sources

Standard graduation fare, perhaps.

Many suburban districts with traditionally high graduation rates fared well under the new standard, though some received significantly lower marks.

The speech she delivered offers the usual graduation-day fare — don't be afraid of failure; serve our needy world well — but it's humble and moving, full of ideals one hopes the world's most privileged young people will take to heart.

That Waters is now graduation-speech fare is nothing shocking, but it does merit asking: What would shock a future John Waters today, and what does "transgressive" art look like in a post-Trump world?

While a number of other Full Sail programs also showed low graduation rates, some fared much better.

While some of these schools fared better under a five-year graduation rate model, others fared much worse.

How are students faring after graduation?

We look at how students like their classes and university setting, how they fare in the real world after graduation, the debt load the student likely will incur, and a variety of other things.

Their vacation, which was planned after Trans World Airlines announced a reduction in their trans-Atlantic fares this spring, was, in part, a graduation present for Mrs. Negroni, who just received a master's degree from Southern Connecticut State University.

Unemployment declined only marginally for recent master's degree recipients, but new doctorate holders are faring much better: Six months after graduation, 88.7% of them were either employed or working and studying.

Long Island also fared better than the state average in graduation rate.