Graduation Quotes 소설 & 이야기

“If these last few years had taught me anything, it’s that nothing is impossible. We have what it takes to make anything happen. We are the future generation of this world. We are finally graduates!” Everybody cheered and whooped, making me chuckle. When Headmaster Prescott told me that I needed to write a speech for the graduation ceremony, I was terrified but excited at the same time. I was finally able to give my final piece to the school. I had been through a lot while being a student here; I met my mate and made incredible friends. I faced many challenges, and I gave birth to my amazing baby boys. I’m excited about where this future is going to take us.

“Please join me now—in honor of this momentous day—for the Pledge of Aeternum.” (The graduates rose in unison.) “With intellect as our tool; compassion as our guide; and unity as our strength—we pledge to honor Aeternum, to defend its ideals, and to help Fantasma embrace the light of progress.” Applause erupted again. Graduates’ families wept tears of pride. Hats tossed into the air, sunlight glinting off soaring mortarboards.

the principal started off the graduation ceremony, his words expressed just how much this school, as well as the parents of the students, expected from the graduating students. "Thank you, Mr. Ben," the valedictorian said as he stepped up to the stage to say his speech, "'There will be obstacles. There will be doubters. there will be mistakes. But with hard work, there are no limits.' Michael Phelps, an Olympic metaller once said, and look at all the things he has achieved. 'All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.' a quote from Walt Disney, and once again, look at the things he accomplished. My point in this speech is that even though we got through the schooling

My mother was already crying. The ceremony hadn't even officially started yet. The speeches followed. Some were funny. Some were inspiring. Some were slightly longer than necessary. Overall, they were exactly what graduation speeches should be. They reminded us how far we had come. They encouraged us to move forward. They celebrated the journey without pretending the future would be easy.

Her chest tightened with emotion. “So my message today is simple. Don’t hide your voice. Don’t be afraid of structure, or discipline, or passion. They’re not chains, they’re tools. Tools that will carry you forward, wherever you go after this.” She looked down at her note cards, but then set them aside. Her eyes swept the crowd one more time. “I graduate today not just with a degree, but with a belief that each of us has something to offer and I hope you walk out of here believing the same thing about yourself. Thank you.”

"You've captured the essence of life on canvas, my son. Your talent is boundless. I can't wait to see your art touch the souls of many." Simon raised a toast, his voice filled with pride. "To our extraordinary children, who have surpassed our expectations and illuminated the world with their brilliance. May their journeys be filled with success, love, and fulfillment." As the families watched their children walk across the stage, donning their graduation gowns and receiving their well-deserved diplomas, a sense of accomplishment settled over them. They were witnesses to the culmination of years of hard work, perseverance, and unwavering support. It was a testament to the values they had inst

"I will end my speech by repeating what I said that success is not only achieving the goals in life, but it can be also defined by preparing yourself to take the road after getting your desired goal because I know that the next steps towards the future are difficult. We just continue to live full of hope behind the unpleasant things happening around us. May my life be a useful inspiration to those of you who listened to me on this very day. Thanks a lot!" I was almost deafened by the applause and shouts of the people. Kalvis, Aunt Millie, and Chontel were just bowing. When I came down I was greeted by my classmates. They hugged me, and I felt that they were very proud of me. “V-Veronne, you

At the graduation ceremony, Samantha wore a haute couture white dress and stood under the spotlight as a high-achieving graduate. The students behind me started gossiping. "Sammy is so pretty and bright. More than 100 people died in that abduction. She'll live on with them in her heart." Samantha flashed me a gentle smile. "Nat, I'm glad that you're here." Charles shot me a look, urging me to say it. Expressionless, I unfolded the "graduation farewell" note he had prepared earlier.

The rain was growing heavier. Philip's voice was muffled by the sound of the rain, and it was slightly hoarse. "I shouldn't have stood behind Mandy when we were taking our graduation photo. I shouldn't have let her sit beside me during our farewell dinner, and I definitely shouldn't have declared in front of so many other people that you were just throwing a tantrum.

Principal Meyers was back to her speech, “…And to all my graduating students, I'm proud of you too, thank you for the development you all contributed to making this school what it is, thank you for overcoming when it seemed bearable. I'll miss you all and I don't say this often, but I love you all.” the crowd cooed and giggled in response.