Sentence examples for graduation to be from inspiring English sources

The change would most likely cause Regents exams, now held just before graduation, to be held earlier in the spring and could lead to additional costs for districts.

Milano Miodini, a senior, who is moving to California after graduation to be a Hollywood agent, cites as the most romantic spot on campus a nook "by the refrigerators" in the Tiger Inn, a beery eating club.

His announcement came four days after the league found that he complied with its rule that a player must be three years past his high school graduation to be eligible for the draft.

"We don't want graduation to be about the school closing," Christina Monzon, 22, a psychology major, said as she headed into a brunch for graduating seniors and their parents.

Debbi Bowen, whose daughter graduated from Liberty's law school on Saturday, said that while Mr. Romney was not the main attraction -- "I'm more excited about my daughter's graduation, to be honest," she said -- she had no problem with his giving the commencement address.

I'm fucking distraught, in the last month I've schlepped to our graduation to be distraught, I've schlepped to a stag in Tallinn to be distraught, fine, I'm distraught, but I fucking hate schlepping and I fucking hate fucking buses, so I'm fucking not involving myself in either, to feel just as fucking desperately distraught as I do sitting on the couch, I told.

The tests, which are required for graduation, are to be given only in June and August.

Even among white students, however, the researchers considered graduation rates to be startlingly low.

It was May 1979, and pouring rain so my Cornell medical school graduation had to be moved indoors to one of the Lincoln Center auditoriums.

As graduation is to be considered equivalent by law at least the ones obtained in the European Union this last form of discrimination must be a taste-based one.

Lisle's ambitions to increase student success, retention, and graduation are to be commended.