Sentence examples for in a convocation from inspiring English sources

Wofford participated, along with King, in a convocation at Howard University in November 1957.

Talk story about a visit to Riverside Church to attend workshops in a convocation called "How to Reverse the Arms Race".

Assize of Clarendon, (1166), a series of ordinances initiated by King Henry II of England in a convocation of lords at the royal hunting lodge of Clarendon.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, October 29 , 1979P. 29 Talk story about a visit to Riverside Church to attend workshops in a convocation called "How to Reverse the Arms Race".

As the students, faculty and staff of the shattered university struggled, on Tuesday, to give public shape to grief in a convocation and evening vigil, they were essentially improvising.

In a Convocation ceremony filled with messages of hope, perseverance, and inspiration — and the rhythms of poetry — the Harvard Graduate School of Education affirmed its central mission as a community of learners dedicated to changing the world through education.

Aristos is a Greek word meaning "the best" and, according to local legend, refers to a preparation first served at a Florentine summit in 1439, a convocation of Roman Catholic and Greek Churches: at the end, the Greek prelates were so satisfied they chanted, "Aristos, aristos, aristos".

Trump first spoke at a convocation in 2012 and has kept in close touch with Falwell.

A few days later, 11,000 boisterous students packed a convocation in the sports arena at Liberty University, a Christian college in Lynchburg, Va., where Wallace, best known for writing the 1995 battle biopic "Braveheart" and directing the equestrian drama "Secretariat," spoke about "Heaven Is for Real".

Trump gave a convocation address in front of the student body in January.

Bernie Sanders made a campaign stop in Manassas, Virginia just hours after speaking at a convocation at Liberty University in Lynchburg.