Sentence examples for memory of graduates from inspiring English sources
Shortly after Lincoln's assassination, Lowell was asked to present a poem at Harvard in memory of graduates killed in the war.
(There was a nice nod in this opener being dedicated to the memory of Graduate director Mike Nichols, who did so much to establish "plastics" as an epithet).
A few sniffs and tastes were all it took for pleasant memories of graduate-school dinners to come flooding back.
Those with fond or even unfond memories of "The Graduate" will wonder why Terry Johnson has transposed the 1967 film of Charles Webb's novel to the stage, and may not feel that the production at the Gielgud, also directed by Mr. Johnson, provides a sufficient answer.
With a disappointing and unsatisfactory year of postdoc-ing under my belt, and no particularly fond memories of my graduate career, I've made a firm (I'm serious, no waffling!) decision to leave the bench.
Wendy and her mother Lola presented the first annual Morris Wasserstein Award for Creativity, established by her brother, Bruce Wasserstein, in memory of their father, distinguished graduate of Stuyvesant High School.
Daniel C. Kurtzer, the American ambassador to Israel, who visited the campus on Thursday to lay a wreath in memory of the dead, was himself a graduate of the university, which depends heavily on American donors.
More than 70 percent of graduates found jobs.
Meanwhile, the Nobody gets comically misidentified by the gawping public ("which Alan are you?") or, in Bennett's memories of his Oxford graduate days, patronised on high table.
My worst memory of art school was dropping acid for the first time with friends in the graduate studios".
