High school 3-day sprint incentive short sentence

The short words of encouragement for sprinting for 1 days in senior three are as follows:

1. Sprint for 1 days in the college entrance examination. Although I am really bad now. But I won't give up. In the last hundred days, my efforts will certainly be able to slowly approach you.

2. In order to wish, we are tempered into steel. In order to ideal, we are proud of the snow and frost, and strive for 1 days to realize our life dreams! I firmly believe that I can do it!

3. Fight for a hundred days, and swear to win! May you be down to earth, seize the day, and work hard for tomorrow's success. May you be full of confidence, indomitable and rush to a better future! Come on! Come on!

4. One hundred days seems to be a long time, but it is really short. If you improve a little every day, you will be able to advance a little in a hundred days. In these 1 days, we should try our best to learn. Believe in yourself, anything is possible!

5. Today is the 1-day countdown to the 22 college entrance examination, and it is also the call for us to launch a general attack on the college entrance examination. Students, senior three is really hard, but I think everyone has heard that life is incomplete for students who have not experienced senior three.

6. We have been riding the wind and waves for a hundred days. Ten years of grinding the sword, we show our edge here! The last hundred days are the hundred days that can create miracles; It's a hundred days that changed your life. Laughing at the college entrance examination is our unremitting pursuit, and fighting hard for life is our choice without regret.

7. These 1 days have condensed the expectant eyes of relatives and the sweat of studying for more than ten years. For the glory of our college entrance examination, we will fight for another hundred days, work hard for one hundred days, create miracles, fly for three years, soar for three years, and make a blockbuster. Let these 1 days become our most unforgettable and precious memories of youth. Come on!