Sentence examples for graduation scene from inspiring English sources

The film, toward the end, has an emotional graduation scene — hugs, smiles, words of pride and mutual appreciation.

Molnár's ending was unsuitable, and after a couple of false starts, Hammerstein conceived the graduation scene that ends the musical.

Alex: Just... [camera switches to a graduation scene] a couple [camera pans closer to Alex sitting amongst the crowd, blinking back and forth between scenes]... more days [a loud screeching guitar riff from what seems to be a neighboring room enters the dormitory, causing Alex to cringe under the covers, camera then switches to a graduation scene where graduates toss their hats in the air].

It's hard to imagine given the show's riches, not to mention a winning high school graduation scene and one of the more moving moments in musical theater: all Billy needs to do is wish more for his daughter, wish her to be free of his anger and sad past and live her life and be happy for this troubled man to be redeemed in the eyes of heaven.

It's the background hum of the famous graduation-party scene in Nichols's film "The Graduate".

It's the background hum of the famous graduation-party scene in Nichols's film "The Graduate". The style was invented by Nichols and May, and it allowed the generation that reached early adulthood in the fifties and early sixties to laugh at itself while celebrating its own cultural style.

Subjects include rehearsals for student plays, parties and excursions, Prof. Thomas Bailey in class, exams, 1936 graduation, campus scenes, and individuals and groups of students.

A Brooklyn elementary school graduation became a scene of pandemonium yesterday when members of an overflow crowd, angered by being left outside, confronted at least one security officer and were hit with pepper spray, witnesses said.

And when the New York Athletic Club honors a college basketball coach with the annual Winged Foot Award, Art Duffy, the current Maguire chancellor, presents that coach with an honorary Maguire University graduation certificate behind the scenes.

The press has had a love-hate relationship with Hillary since she first appeared on the scene giving the graduation speech at Wellesley in 1969.

In removing certain devices from Prince's Broadway version--the framing scenes at a graduation ceremony, the gimmick of having all the parts played by genuinely young people--the new version is cleaner; but it's also a step closer to betraying the smallness of the characters and the banality of the situation.