valedictory

The Valedictory was upgraded to grade III status in 2011.

Every year the school holds a celebration that honours pupils with outstanding achievements, held in October, usually in the week of Valedictory.

"Mae" and "Valedictory, 1977"

The Katie Wray Valedictory Award is a prestigious award bestowed upon a senior at graduation.

Valedictory: The Final Number of The Liberator, closing column for The Liberator (December 29, 1865).

He stated that he would place his Imperial Valedictory Will inside a box in the Palace of Heavenly Purity, which will only be opened after his death.

VALEDICTORY "The Know-It-All" ends on an unexpectedly tender note.

Several teachers told him it was the best valedictory in years.

Can you give us your valedictory to the life of a modern university president?

This year's event has a certain valedictory air about it.

It's a time when a person might be expected to wax valedictory.

His vision is at last on display as a kind of valedictory.

Following a long break from composition, May produced what was to be his valedictory work in 1955.

In what can only have been a valedictory speech, he was saying goodbye to his career.

The good woman with a face like a white horse at the end of the bed makes a valedictory movement and turns to go.

He gave the valedictory as no one else could.

The final scene shows the kid giving the valedictory at Harvard.

"What a sweet valedictory address you are making for a young ladies' school!"

He has used a series of valedictory press interviews to draw attention to his proposal.

He delivered his valedictory speech to a full gallery on 28 July 2005.

It seemed that there was no valedictory ceremony to this worship.

That's how I'd like to start my valedictory speech.

But the total impression they leave is not valedictory.

The accusations have long been drowned out by the valedictory of retirement.

That almost sounded like a valedictory for a 34-year-old quarterback in the last year of his contract.

In the process, he delivers what sounds suspiciously like a valedictory.

The valedictory function was held on 25 March 2010.

He was elected by his classmates to deliver their valedictory in June 2004.

And the palpable valedictory quality of the performance is something to savor.

Was it all the valedictory hoopla that weighed on him?

"I came here on a mission to nurture a young pitching staff," he said in his valedictory.

He gave a last valedictory glance at the little room and its frozen occupants.