Sentence examples for degrees made from inspiring English sources

Farther up, at two hundred degrees, made gasoline.

In 1984, those with college and advanced degrees made up 35.3 percent of the electorate.

Heating crude oil toward the bottom, at four hundred degrees, made kerosene.

Even though those with college degrees made up 27.9 percent of the population that year, they cast 45 percent of the presidential vote.

Pettitte said that the collision gave him a headache and a bit of whiplash and that the warm temperature — 86 degrees — made it challenging to pitch.

Workers with bachelor's degrees made 54 percent more on average than those who attended college but didn't finish, according to the Labor Department.

The swing of 165 degrees makes it hard to plan a garden, to say the least.

The day's high was 51 degrees, making the respite more pleasant.

"We have people in here with bachelor's degrees making $8 an hour," she said.

This May, Mr. Miner said, the average temperature in New York City was 58.7 degrees, making it the coldest May since 1967.

Overnight into Tuesday morning, it dropped to only 96 degrees, making that the hottest night in Phoenix history.