Sentence examples for degrees beginning from inspiring English sources

The adjustable, or bevel, square was used for angles other than 90 degrees beginning in the 17th century.

Sverdlik, who is currently working in Dallas, Texas, for a non-profit housing organization, will pursue two graduate degrees beginning next fall in Social Policy and in Urbanization and Development at the London School of Economics, where she hopes to get her Ph.D. Before Sverdlik heads to London, she plans to spend six months volunteering in a slum housing organization in Nairobi, Kenya.

Kittell said temperatures should cool by perhaps 5 degrees beginning Wednesday.

Under the new system, all Cal State students will be allowed to take courses that count toward their degrees beginning on Day 1. Students who need additional support in math or English, for example, could be placed in "stretch" courses that simultaneously provide remedial help and allow them to complete the general math and English credits required for graduation.

Degrees began rolling up like numbers on the gas pumps that he operated.

This disorder, which eventually affects all individuals to varying degrees, begins relatively early in life in most persons.

But Brenner is quick to add that these days even the most conventional businessmen have, by degrees, begun to shed their once staid image.

But the expansion of master's degrees began well before the 2008 crisis and has become a driving force in higher education.

Hospital and nursing school officials say most hospitals insisting on bachelor's degrees began doing so in the last five years, like Abington, a suburban hospital north of Philadelphia, which adopted its policy in 2010.

Academic ceremonies continued to take place, and continued to do a great deal for the reputations of universities — especially once the giving of honorary degrees began to attract the attention of newspapers.

Mexican Americans are especially likely to start at a community college: 23% of Mexican Americans with doctoral degrees began their postsecondary careers at a community college.