Sentence examples for degree back from inspiring English sources

I think I'll send the degree back".

If you write the headline, "She Wore That?" you have to go to your journalism school and give your degree back.

The home affairs select committee's report on trafficking has done the important service of getting this issue back in the news and, to some degree, back on the political agenda.

"I got some late-night phone calls from some young, probably investment banking analysts or associates, probably drunk, screaming obscenities and telling me to give my degree back," Mr. Persky said.

That is why I agreed to support the Oxford student divestment campaign by pledging I would give my degree back if the university voted against dropping fossil-fuel investments.

One also shudders at the coming Dylan response, given that, when he got his first honorary degree, back in 1970, at Princeton, he wrote a derisive song, "Day of the Locusts," about the people who had given it to him.

College graduates backed Clinton by a 9-point margin (52%-43 52%-43le those without a college degree backed Trump 52%-44%." But, thinking about educated vs less-educated voting patterns may explain whilehappened buthoses nothing to bridge the divide.

Chrissakes, it's 4 degrees back home".

"It's 40 degrees back in Chicago right now".

"It felt like it was a million degrees back there," said Rapp, who finished 13 minutes ahead of Kriat.

"Nobody had the right degrees back then, so it didn't matter," she told The Star-Ledger of Newark in 2010.