Sentence examples for degree below from inspiring English sources

DEGREE BELOW ZERO IS WINTER'S WORST; Low Point Reached at 7 40 A.M., on Coldest January 28 on Record.

Eighty two (19.4%) participants had a degree below or equivalent to high school.

Don't cook them a degree below, though -- doing so only intensifies the poison.

"While having a $700 increase sounds lovely, that would only cover about a month and a half of my PEIA insurance, and we're still talking about wages that I'm bringing in, with student debt, and a master's degree, below $45,000 year," Summers said.

Many countries offered no degree below Masters level.

The Central England Temperature (CET) was 13.1C, which is 1 degree below average.

Their experiences in Siberia, now 61 years ago, were not theirs alone, but were shared by others in similar dire, wartime circumstances: People, like her family, who daily foraged in the 50-degree-below-zero temperatures, searching the frozen ground for any sign of food, often finding nothing.

I was brilliant from midnight to 6 A.M. I learned to take an entire course in a single night". One Northwestern University student, after experiencing a 15-degree-below-zero wind-chill factor off Lake Michigan, learned in college that she detested cold weather.

Bars are extruded from a continuous ice cream-making machine, journey by conveyor through the 40-degree-below-zero wind chill of a $450,000 Glacier freezing unit and are hand-dipped in the 98-degree chocolate by eight white-clad employees.

Mr. Schwartz was asked -- and refused -- to round up his cronies as extras for "Grumpy Old Men," the 1993 movie starring Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon that cemented the stereotype of ice fishermen as misanthropic geezers, staying alive mostly out of spite and choosing to sit on a lake at dawn in 60-degree-below-zero wind chills to drink in peace or get away from their spouses.

It was that matter-of-fact determination, Alvarez said, that drove him to do his academic best — a challenge he sometimes took to extremes, such as when he drove three hours in a 30-degree-below wind chill just to take the SATs during his junior year, a score crucial for a student's college application.