Sentence examples for degree will come from inspiring English sources

The degree will come in a ceremony on Tuesday, and next month, almost certainly, a major league team will draft him, probably in the top 15 rounds.

With $1,100 in grants from the college for his 3.6 grade-point average, the cost of the degree will come to $18,000.

Why in the world do they think that someone with a hot degree will come to work for 27K when they can easily get 35/40 and stock options?

Sexton: In the 21st century, a higher degree will come to be seen as incomplete if it does not have a global component.

Posters on campus exhort students to "Finish What You Start," and to that end, the savings in the affordable degree programs will come in the form of a free last semester.

His son, who would assuredly have run off to the city in search of work, is instead getting an environmental engineering degree and will come home to run the business.

As their chief operating officer explained, students don't enroll for the degree; they come "for what the degree will do for them".

Unlike in the 2-D version of the Legend of Zelda games, Keeses in the 3-D versions of the game (Majora's Mask, Ocarina of Time, Twilight Princess, Skyward Swords, to name a few) can fly 360 degrees around and will come straight at you instead of just in random directions.

"I tell my Howard grads that your degree will not come alive until you go out and change the world.

We have a need, if not a demand, for innovation and for creativity, and we accept that there will be a degree of misses that will come with it and it's O.K. We're prepared for it.

The second concern I have is that we don't overestimate the degree of security that will come from the steps that we have taken and steps that will be taken with the new Department of Homeland Security.