Sentence examples for degree began from inspiring English sources

The nonexistent degree began to appear in his corporate biography at PayPal, the eBay division that he led until he accepted the Yahoo job.

And beginning in the mid-1990's, notably in ground-based experiments led by Dr. Page, a peak in the spectrum near 1 degree began to appear.

When I received my annual Student Finance letter, less than a month before the most important year of my degree began, I discovered that I'll be unable to pay my rent this year.

He went to night school, earned a degree, began a second career at age 45, as a Mathematics teacher at Bayside High School; he was active in the union, was voted a UFT Chapter Chairman, upon retirement presented with a plaque: MENSCH.

"By 1992 most of the houses were vacant and the park had pretty much been taken over by the drug dealers and prostitutes, it was a pretty scary place to walk down the street, let alone live," said Mr. Halstead, who after earning his urban planning degree began formulating a plan for the neighborhood's revival that included the association's partnership with Habitat For Humanity.

Davis, who did not have a college degree, began teaching writing at Radcliffe in 1985.

Her wartime degree, begun in 1942, was interrupted by two years' working at the Telecommunications Research Establishment in Malvern.

Marks & Spencer, the first British business to sign up, announced on Friday that it would underwrite an annual BA degree, beginning next year.

I often say to students that the story of a degree begins with learning how to consume and read critically the books in the field of study, but ends with them becoming producers and writers of sociology.

Every September, a graduate of Cornell Law School, often a degree-holder of the LL.M. or the J.D./Maîtrise en Droit dual degree, begins a 10-month appointment as judicial clerk to a French court.

Towards the end of your degree, begin preparing yourself for the CPA exam using outside materials.