Sentence examples for closing in on a master from inspiring English sources
Oh yes, he graduated last December and is closing in on a master's degree in sports administration.
Peacock, who is closing in on his Masters degree in sports business, is drawn more to administration than the traditional route of coaching for an ex-player.
That is, a packed bar in front of a projector screen next Sunday night as the 25-year-old closes in on a Masters win and career grand slam.
WATCHING a film by the French master Henri-Georges Clouzot, you often feel as if the walls were closing in on you — even when there are no walls.
Lawyers served an apprenticeship by working in close association with a master of the profession.
— Patrick Farrell Bloomberg Businessweek Charlie Trotterr publicly explains why he is closing his eponymous Chicago restaurant on Aug. 17: "to work on a master's in philosophy" in a Chicago graduate school.
I hope Google starts doing this soon as well, simply because that's the closest thing to a master contact list that I have in the cloud.
Closing credits on a career?
In this way, information from magnetic tape is encoded on a master disc; subsequently, the master is replicated by a process called stamping.
I am close to graduating with a master's degree in electrical engineering, and I'm interested in having my own company someday.
