Sentence examples for degree recently from inspiring English sources

And I had an opportunity to get my master's degree recently.

A conservative Catholic group is urging Seton Hall University, a Catholic institution, to rescind an honorary degree recently given to an Atlanta college president who served on an abortion-rights committee.

And former Allen & Overy senior partner Guy Beringer argued strongly in favour of the new vocationally-focused two-year law degree recently launched by the CoL – on whose board he sits, having agreed an exclusive deal to educate his old firms' trainees-to-be while in his former post.

Education: Part-time university degree recently completed; left school at 15. Main company: Dalian Hanwei Enterprise Group.

Ms. Romero, who holds two master's degrees, recently applied for a part-time job as a packer on the overnight shift at an online grocery store to help make ends meet.

By Jon Michaud July 12 , 2013As the temperature in California's Death Valley climbed toward a hundred and thirty degrees recently, I had a vision of giant sandworms erupting from the desert floor and swallowing up the tourists and news media gathered around the thermometer at the National Park Service ranger station.

As the temperature in California's Death Valley climbed toward a hundred and thirty degrees recently, I had a vision of giant sandworms erupting from the desert floor and swallowing up the tourists and news media gathered around the thermometer at the National Park Service ranger station.

"As part of my medical degree, I recently had some lectures on fertility, and I asked the doctor what he thought about egg freezing.

Young, who starred at Brigham Young University (founded by his great-great-great-grandfather) and earned a law degree there, recently married Barbara Graham.

McKinsey, long the most aggressive firm in courting other degree holders, recently looked around the world at its consultants who had been on the job for one, three or seven years.

Julianne Moore, Mr. Quaid's co-star in "Far From Heaven," said she "fell in love with him to a rapturous degree" while recently watching "Everybody's All-American," a 1988 drama in which Mr. Quaid played a college football star who must come to terms with disappointing middle age.