Sentence examples for could get a degree from inspiring English sources

A chance to go to college meant he could get a degree and eventually a well-paying job.

Like so many aspects of my American life, the idea that one could get a degree in creative writing, that it could be a legitimate course of study, seemed perhaps frivolous to them.

"His family blamed me for his going away on a motorbike, while for my family, he was the guilty one - the one who had me in his pocket... but the fact is that I had promised I would bring him back to Buenos Aires where he could get a degree.

Brian checked with other academic departments on campus and discovered that he could get a degree in sociology on schedule.

By paying bribes to educators, you could get a degree.

If politics doesn't work out, who knows, perhaps he could get a law degree and pull down some guardian assignments.

You could get a 180-degree view from your hotel window and decide whether it was worth an extra $100 to see the oceanfront instead of a brick wall.

As you pulled yourself up, the ride circled so that you could get a full 360 degree view of Riga.

Feminists disrupted the show, and its host, Bob Hope, as he asked women to spin around during the bikini round, so the judges could get a full, 360-degree view.

Feminists disrupted the show and its host Bob Hope as he asked women to spin around during the bikini round, so the judges could get a full, 360-degree view.

"It's not the same economy where my father, who didn't have a high school degree, could get a railroad union job and retire this year with a pension," he said.