Sentence examples for attained a master from inspiring English sources
That year he traveled to the United States to study at the University of Chicago, where he attained a master's degree in Anglo-American literature in 1952.
In his early years, he attained a master ranking, reaching the finals of a top-rated national chess tournament in the 1940s.
He also received a Bachelor's Degree of Law from the same university and attained a master's degree in hospital management.
Juskalian worked as the graduate admissions director at the Southeastern University in Washington D.C. for eight years and attained a master's degree in business and public administration with honors in 1977 at the age of sixty.
Despite attaining a master's status, Kramer remains in awe of steel's unsolved mysteries.
Those who knew Ms. Raymond, 38, described a quiet, well-liked woman who had worked for Federal Express for more than a decade and took college courses at night to attain a master's degree from Columbia University.
In Uganda, medical officers are bachelor degree holders in medicine and surgery while the surgeons and obstetricians have an additional three years of training to attain a master's degree in surgery and obstetrics, respectively, after the bachelor's degree (see tables 1 and 2).
He went on to attain a masters degree, studying writing under Raymond Carver, at Syracuse University, and then moved to New York, where he set about living the rackety life that would provide the material for his first novel.
He began working for Microsoft after a stint at Sun Microsystems and while attaining a masters in business at the University of Chicago (he also has a masters in computer science from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee).
Perhaps that is why she passed a GCSE in computer science aged 10, became the youngest graduate to attain a masters degree, aged 19, and is already planning the future of her unborn children.
Conrad objected to being defined as "the greatest sea-writer," and Knopf instead celebrated a man who "has attained a distinction as a master of the art of fiction as great as that of any living writer".
