Sentence examples for degrees part from inspiring English sources

For that, see the duet "Zero Degrees," part of Khan's season, this week, at City Center.

More college graduates are working in second jobs that don't require college degrees, part of a phenomenon called "mal-employment".

I hear there is a new TV show in the offing … It's called Six Degrees, part of the BBC's coding season.

Early Friday morning, the temperature in Houston was gradually cooling from a high of 88 degrees, part of a Texas summer that just will not quit.

More college graduates are working in second jobs that don't require college degrees, part of a phenomenon called "mal-employment". In short, many baby-sitters, sales clerks, telemarketers and bartenders are overqualified for their jobs.

Nontraditional students have had a break of one year or more in their educational paths or have compelling personal or professional reasons for completing their bachelor's degrees part time.

It's common practice for parliamentary researchers to complete postgraduate degrees part-time, often cheekily availing themselves of the House of Commons' library facilities in the process.

Plans to allow 50,000 would-be graduates a year to acquire "debt-free" honours degrees, part-funded by their employers, are being considered by Labour in order to tailor university education more closely to the needs of business and young people.

At two degrees, parts of southwest Asia, including well-populated regions of the Persian Gulf and Yemen, may become literally uninhabitable without permanent air conditioning.

In Arkansas, she took a job working for Heifer — while simultaneously earning a master's degree part time.

I was featured in my company newspaper after gaining an Open University degree part time alongside my full time job.