Sentence examples for degrees makes from inspiring English sources

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

"A few degrees makes a world of difference," said Mike Mallory, a doorman at the Michelangelo Hotel on West 51st Street.

The white-wine grapes grow on the cool higher slopes, while the reds originate in lower, sunnier areas; Constantia's cool climate — temperatures here range from about 50 to 70 degrees — makes it especially suited for sauvignon blancs.

Given that it can collectively take well over 30 days to hire a single engineer, the obsession with computer science degrees makes sense.

The device is extremely lightweight at four ounces and the improved viewing angle at 135 degrees makes for wicked awesome footage.

The 21-inch CRT is about 75percentt cheaper than an LCD and its deflection angle of 120 degrees makes it the thinnest of all time.

Farther up, at two hundred degrees, made gasoline.

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

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.

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