commencement

But we are not far away from the commencement of the service.

He should get here before then, and at something more political than a commencement.

Many do nothing more than return for commencement at the end of the year.

He was not yet 18 years old at the time of his commencement.

Commencement is a field day for companies that market to students and parents.

This then was the works at the commencement of the 1914-18 war.

At the commencement of the piece, all the parts should sound together.

The process was seen as a good way to mark the commencement of the Games.

No deal, was possible; not after the commencement of a buy.

Again, no set point in terms of years can be determined for its commencement.

He goes on to become a central character upon the commencement of season three.

There is one commencement service at the end of each school year in March.

The following spring, on May 14, 1783, the college held its first commencement.

It is now going on seven years since the commencement of this war.

"The day after commencement, you start trying to line up the ones for next year," he said.

The commencement of this work was exactly November 6, 1157.

More than the last game, commencement marked the end of the season.

Her name had been nowhere to be found on the commencement program.

Students are each assigned to a house upon their commencement at the College.

But look at the bright side: you have to live with the decision you're making only until commencement day.

Commencement is the reward for four years of hard work.

In the first commencement from the new building, 203 students were graduated.

The first graduating class of five students had their commencement in 1870.

Threw his education out of the window just before commencement and left.

At the commencement, the president also called the graduates to a life of service.