Sentence examples for make commencement from inspiring English sources
The White House takes great pride in the backdrops, which are created by Mr. Sforza, and has gone so far as to help design them for universities where Mr. Bush travels to make commencement addresses.
Surely a vote for Obama is more of an endorsement than an invitation to a make a commencement speech?
To go to Cape Canaveral, to make a commencement speech.
Striking a note that he has lately been making in commencement speeches and interviews, Booker said that tolerance was a weak, noncommittal position.
By tradition, a president always makes a commencement speech at one of the nation's four military academies, on a rotating basis, so the address in Colorado was preordained.
The informal arrangement became a full-fledged chartered school in 1993 with a curriculum geared to the "multiple intelligences" theories developed by Howard Gardner, a Harvard psychologist who is making the commencement address.
No methodological changes were made after commencement of the trial.
In 2001, President George W. Bush made the commencement address at Notre Dame.
Of course, the obligatory ritual bows are made at Commencement time to the grand mission of uplifting the spirit and enlightening minds.
"If I could find twenty-five able-bodied men, with a mixture of women and children," he said, "I think I could make a successful commencement".
Neil Gaiman melted more than a few hearts when he delivered the inspirational "Make Good Art" commencement speech at Philadelphia's the University of the Arts this past May.
