Sentence examples for degree for a while from inspiring English sources

The topics we discussed included, naturally, the presidential election (he's a big fan of Nate Silver), higher education ("be prepared to do work that doesn't require a degree for a while") and how to make it as a young journalist ("Know a lot of things about a lot of things, and one or two things more than anybody else").

They wanted McGovern to have a chance to meet and talk with evangelical Christians, since his own Christian faith was very important to him -- being the son of a Methodist minister and even having studied for a divinity degree himself for a while before deciding to go into teaching history.

She pays due attention to the degree to which – for a while – many ordinary people from impoverished backgrounds also shared in this dream.

Then, when I was almost done with my degree, I stopped going for a while".

Her husband got a degree in building construction, and for a while the family bounced around the country, following jobs to Atlanta and Chicago, among other cities.

I suppose there was a degree of pessimism about him for a while but certainly towards the end of August that all turned good and he's been really flying and in great form since then.

After the war, he returned to Yale to get his degree, and taught at Hotchkiss for a while, left there to study for a year at Oxford, & finally came back to Yale, where he served as Assistant Freshman Dean until, in 1955, he acquired his present multiple jobs.

After high school, he went to the University of Cincinnati and got a degree in political science, and for a while there I thought he was going to join the State Department, but instead he kept on with the acting, travelling all over for auditions, sometimes living out of dumpsters, the way your struggling artists do.

Now, six years later, she is close to earning a degree for addiction counseling while in the mean time lending a helping hand and offering no B.S. advice to those wanting to get out of their own way.

You may need a degree for some roles, while for others this won't be as important as your ability to interact with people.

Have a bachelor's degree but are out of work for a while?