Sentence examples for degree writing from inspiring English sources

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

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

After gaining a masters degree, writing a series of pieces in the Dutch press and eventually standing for parliament, Hirsi Ali allied herself with the most unlikely and controversial figures in Dutch politics.

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

Eva's leadership drew her to return to school and receive a master's degree writing her thesis on the lack of Latinas in the STEM field.

He then entered the University of California, Berkeley, where he earned his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree, writing his thesis on "Studies of nuclear isomerism in tellurium, element 43, and zinc", under the supervision of George Ernest Gibson.

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

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".

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.

Mr. Jimenez keeps his law degree, written in Latin, in a frame near the door of his office, which is decorated with Puerto Rican flags and photos and paintings of Roberto Clemente and Pedro Albizu Campos, the revolutionary, Harvard-educated Puerto Rican nationalist leader.

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