Sentence examples for degree trying to from inspiring English sources

Dave and I had been, to some degree, trying to write this record for seven or eight years without a terrible amount of success.

"I was planning on going to school four years, getting my degree, trying to play overseas, try to get a coaching job," he said.

The most notorious example of this is the FREE! vacation in exchange for listening to a presentation from a recent college grad with a business degree trying to convince you to buy a time-share.

If you're currently doing a degree, try to get some work experience during your vacation.

To get a balance of experience prior to your degree, try to do work in the private sector, with the government, and do research.

Jaworski has lately been getting calls from as far away as Australia from people with chemistry degrees trying to figure out how to get into the biofuel business.

In another exercise, the patient sits holding one end of a dense elastic Thera-Band in each hand and, with thumbs up, upper arms at the sides and elbows bent at 90 degrees, tries to pull the hands apart.

Some colleges are offering abbreviated degree programs, trying to appeal to people who already have a degree or some college experience but who are looking for a career.

"The disability community to a large degree is trying to get more visibility as a desirable constituency, whether you're talking about customers with money in their pockets, or a talent pool to hire from, or voters," Mr. Imparato said.

"All we can control, to a certain degree, is trying to guide the players in the right direction.

I was told that I would have to validate my first degree before trying to get my Ph.D. recognised.