Sentence examples for degrees to go from inspiring English sources

There were only a few more degrees to go before the steamer would be on the correct bearing.

(because there are 365.25 days in the year and it takes 360 degrees to go all the way round once).

So, let's say that we have about 0.9 degrees to go, and the question is whether we will break through that boundary by the year 2100.

People with law degrees never refer to themselves as "post-academic," even when they use their advanced degrees to go into fields like television writing and standup comedy.

My parents were the grandchildren of Irish immigrants, and though they both had advanced degrees to go with their God-given smarts -- a law degree for dad, a master's in theater arts for mom -- they always felt more comfortable in a dimly lit bar than they ever would at some fancy cocktail party.

I gave up a law degree to go there - went for a weekend, then another, and then I stayed.

Then he added, "But at the same time I want the value of my degree to go up".

Coupe said customers preferred simplicity and clarity – and "don't want a maths degree to go shopping".

"I tell my clients that I've always had a Ph.D. in racetrack, but now I have a law degree to go with it," he said.

I quit my degree to go, much to the consternation of my working-class parents because I [like Neil Kinnock] was the first in my family to go to university.

*Workers with a bachelor's degree are significantly more likely than those without a bachelor's degree to go into a STEM profession, regardless of race and Hispanic origin.