Sentence examples for degrees like from inspiring English sources
As Eduardo Porter noted in The New York Times, students most likely to pursue the nanodegree (and other degrees like it) are the ones who are already well educated, simply looking to switch their specialties.
In small degrees, like lichens rimed on stone.
The other four have either mathematics or science degrees, like most traders on the floor.
By degrees, like a frog being boiled – before you know it, you're soup.
They all have important sounding degrees, like terrorism studies from Georgetown.
There are four of them, and they all, to varying degrees, like some sports, some of the time.
College grads with degrees like one in theoretical mathematics have slim chances to obtain broad cultural capital or jobs.
Clinkscales, who earned his college degree, likes to compete, Brown said.
Girls with masters degrees who like to rape men.
8 00 am New York: Sunny, 48 degrees, spring-like.
Such unique experiences exposed me to various career paths that I can pursue after a degree like MILR from Cornell.
