Sentence examples for degree writes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Doyle, something of a Renaissance man himself, coached basketball at Trinity College in the 1980's, has a law degree, writes novels and non-fiction books, and is currently the founder and director of the Institute for International Sport at the University of Rhode Island.

"Technology has become so widely available that it pervades every aspect of life to some degree," writes Randall Beard, global head, Advertiser Solutions for Nielsen.

Government analysis has shown that GCSEs are slightly better predictors than AS-levels of whether a student will get a good degree, writes Mr Laws.

She simply reads a bunch of poems, writes poems, gets some kind of writing degree, writes more poems, publishes books, teaches poetry, writes a selected and a collected poems, lives long enough to win a bunch of awards, and ideally has a rest stop along the New Jersey Turnpike named after her someday.

I drew on those memories, to some degree, writing Dom.

A former police officer pursuing a master's degree wrote on Gawker.com: "And you know what doesn't help?

Now, "[t]wo months before the Iowa caucuses, [Clinton] differs from Warren mostly by degree," write Gearan and DeBonis.

A writes: "I suggest 'Zero Degree' written by Charu Nivedita, the boldest experiment in Indian literature which was quite successful and reached the right audience".

The results are sent to an army of 7,000 freelancers, each of whom must have a college degree, writing experience and a speciality.

A writes: "I suggest 'Zero Degree' written by Charu Nivedita, the boldest experiment in Indian literature which was quite successful and reached the right audience". Andrea Fejer, Cambridge, UK: "I nominate 'The Magus' by John Fowles.

And to a certain degree, writing a novel really does require carving out time alone that could be spent, you know, conversing.