Sentence examples for graduation means from inspiring English sources

Future Plans Daniel emphasized how graduation means game time.

But graduation means saying goodbye to the many oddities that define America's undergraduate experience.

"This graduation means nothing more than the approval and happiness and acceptance of my mother," Bell told HuffPost.

The number of years after household graduation means years since the household has become a model family by attending at least 75% of the HEP training and implementing at least 75% of the HEP packages.

College graduation meant adulthood and independence.

Dale Brown, Louisiana State's coach from 1972 to 1997, said that missing a game showed how much graduation meant to O'Neal.

"This is the question that everyone is asking everywhere, not just in New York but nationally: Should high school graduation mean that a student is successful in first-year college courses?" John B. King Jr., senior deputy state education commissioner, said.

What does life beyond graduation mean?

For me graduation meant I'd walk away with a bachelor's degree and the beginning of an unexpected foray into adulthood.

Seamer's reappearance in Oxford for his Arabic course after graduation meant that he was available for the university hockey team in the 1935/36 season as well: the 1936 university match, due to be played at Beckenham on 15 February, had to be postponed because of dense fog on the day.

Steve Jobs famously nailed a Stanford commencement in 2005, but most graduations mean prolonged suffering in airless arenas.