Sentence examples for graduation of a from inspiring English sources

The reason given for the trip was to attend the high school graduation of a granddaughter.

In 1996, she met Mr. Li at an East Village bistro, while he was attending the graduation of a friend from Columbia University.

Assistant Chief Gerald Nelson, the commander of the Police Department's school safety unit, said his force had been bolstered by the graduation of a new class of 238 agents last week.

"She went to many a graduation of a young man or young woman who had been destined for jail but pulled themselves out and made themselves into something great," said Rabbi Youssie Lieber, a former administrator of the Hebrew Academy of Nassau County, one of the many youth-related institutions that she and her husband, Samuel, supported.

The community's exuberance over Coleman's survival is apparent at every turn, including the high school's Web site address: www.colemanlives.com After Cardinal Egan's speech, the school principal, John P. Traverse, declared, "We're here, we're alive and we're well!" But enrollment is down this year to 152 from 178 after the graduation of a large senior class last year.

A flinty old friend of ours from the country writes: I was persuaded by my family the other day to attend the graduation of a grandniece of mine from Yale, pretty much against my will, for college is something I left firmly behind me, and, besides, I keep a close eye on the weather out here and I knew from the forecast that that particular day boded no good.

These new teaching strategies were offered in a professional concepts course offered on-line during the final semester before graduation of an associates of nursing program.

Tillman had seen the graduation of an entire corps of cadets before he was again retired, this time with promotion to Brigadier General and the Distinguished Service Medal for his wartime service.

Gingival recession was measured from the cementoenamel junction (CEJ) to the gingival margin using the graduations of a periodontal probe.

14 In theory, and similar to the graduations of a metric ruler, items should have the same difficulty for all diagnostic groups, regardless of the disease being measured.

The graduation rate component accounted for 17.5%, apportioned equally between the actual graduation rate (8.75%) and the graduation performance of a school relative to its predicted graduation rate (8.75%).