Sentence examples for through commencement from inspiring English sources

Two years ago I sat through commencement at the same place that I did as a kid.

The desk is adjustable by height, so that students can take it with them from kindergarten through commencement, WBNS-TV reports.

When I attended Harvard the mantra was diversity, which the university began chanting during Freshman Week and repeated incessantly through commencement, like a Danica Patrick Super Bowl commercial.

The Day-Bush rendezvous occurred halfway through a commencement address the latter delivered at Notre Dame University.

One year shy of its 300th birthday, Yale University sent 2,779 students through its commencement gates in a two-day graduation ceremony that was mirthful and teary.

So, for those bright-eyed new grads who will text or snore through their commencement address until it's time to walk across the stage, we've compiled the best pieces of advice for new grads as told by our Facebook readers (in three words or less!).

@TomiLahren do you think college commencement sit-through-er is a job.

We focused on this interval because it marks the time period covering the conclusion of the ABRC work, through to the commencement of approvals and conversion of the AGS.

We searched PubMed, Embase, and Academic Search Premier from their commencement through December 2012 for English language articles that included the following terms: "rare diseases", "orphan drug", "comparative effectiveness", "evidence-based medicine", "health technology assessment", "outcome assessment", "methods", "epidemiology", and "registries".

This study is ongoing with a plan to follow this cohort of students through to the commencement of their final year of the medical course to explore the further development of self reflection and insight skills.

Patients presenting with clinical symptoms suggestive of leptospirosis will have an opportunity for early detection on a single specimen and the process has the potential to greatly enhance patient management through the timely commencement of medical treatment.