Sentence examples for degrees jump from inspiring English sources

Exploring a war zone in 360 degrees Jump to media player Filmmaker Christian Stephen has made what he claims to be the world's first war zone filmed in 360 degree video.

The stunt came out at 90 degrees, but Sanjay Gandhvi wanted a 60 degrees jump.

Those with graduate degrees jumped from 4.9percentt in 2006 to 6.7percentt last year.

But the bank report concluded that a 4 degree jump in average temperatures would push some countries or regions to the brink of collapse, regardless of how hard they try to adapt.

Scotland's first sign language degree Jump to media player The first degree course in Scotland in British Sign Language launches at Heriot Watt University.

It is a first X Games medal for Morgan, who became the first person to land a 1800 degree jump in 2015.

'One in four lap-dancers has a degree' Jump to media player Lap-dance club owner Peter Stringfellow and university researcher Dr Belinda Brooks-Gordiscusscuss the findings of university research which reveals that one in four lap-dancers has a degree.

According to the International Center for Tropical Agriculture, if Ghana and the Ivory Coast experience a 2.3 Celsius degree jump in temperature by 2050, the climate won't be suitably cool enough to grow the crop.

Whenever you're comfortable, just do a 90 degree jump back onto your board.

Cable rotations with a side switch —jumping-Every time the hands reach to the high side, jump and rotate 180 degrees, then perform the chop on the opposite side, a degree jump turns landing in stance (performed with or without an agility ladder).

Between the early 1950s and early '80s, the share of young adults receiving a bachelor's degree jumped to 24percentt, from 7percentt.