2nd commencement: the time from retraction to the next beginning of mating.
For students, there is no better example than the predicament Antioch finds itself in at the moment: barring any last-minute rescue, soon after next Saturday's commencement the 156-year-old campus in Yellow Springs, Ohio, will be emptied of students, faculty and staff, lose its accreditation and cease operations for at least a few years.
ALso, your remarks about having to go to Columbia commencement the next day were unnecessary and somewhat disparaging.
The next day at the Yale commencement, he buttonholed Dr. Harold Varmus, the former head of the National Institutes of Health and now head of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Hospital.
There were also allegations of "channel stuffing"–delivering more product to suppliers than ordered at the end of a reporting period, booking the increased revenue, then taking the unsold and possibly slightly staler pastries back at the commencement of the next reporting period.
Andie Stuber's "Cherish Every Moment" commencement cap is next.
Perhaps they leave with an appreciation for learning, knowing that commencement starts the next step in continuous lifelong learning.
In the event that the legislature adjourns to prevent the return of a bill by veto, the bill becomes law three days after the commencement of the next legislative session unless the governor explicitly vetoes it.
He chose Democrat David Meriwether, who served those two months, then, with respect to the original commission issued by the legislature (or by simply not returning to the Senate upon the commencement of the next session), effectively relinquished the seat to Dixon.
After climbing onto the platform, the animal remained there for 20 s before the commencement of the next trial.
