Sentence examples for while commencement from inspiring English sources
While commencement of Elysium's deep space memorial is a few years off, the remains of the famous astronomer Clyde Tombaugh have now become the first to leave the Solar System.
While commencement speeches make headlines for a variety of high-profile speakers, they usually don't have the energy displayed in this freshman welcome speech at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta.
In vitro infection of CD4+-T cells with HIV also results in downregulation of IFNγ expression [47], while commencement of HIV-infected patients on antiretroviral therapy leads to an increase in IFNγ production [48].
While a commencement speech is generally not the place to talk about politics, the president – well aware that the eyes of the nation were on him – took the opportunity, and more time than expected, to address the abortion controversy head on.
Ashley: Yeah, I have been a bit of a Sheryl Sandberg fan girl for a while, since her Barnard commencement speech.
By Gertrude Carver The New Yorker, June 11 , 1932P. 62 Mother's impressions while attending a commencement exercise for her young son, fourteen.
This month, thousands of college students will sit scrunched together in flat hats and itchy robes while listening to commencement speakers give sweeping platitudes and little practical advice.
On Sunday, she issued a statement saying she was looking forward to the commencement, while reiterating her "support for HBCUs".
On Wednesday, while giving a commencement speech at the Coast Guard Academy, he said, "No politician in history and I say this with great surety has been treated worse or more unfairly".
I've been spending the week before commencement, while my college officials decide which students get degrees and prizes, enjoying a week of mathematics events up and down the east coast.
She's in the bittersweet of Commencement while I am bursting into tears in pathetic public places, like at the bank drive thru, catching myself in the video screen looking miserable.
