Sentence examples for degrees to use from inspiring English sources
Of course, you can still turn it 90 degrees to use it in portrait orientation.
Often your marble will reach a wall, at which point you simply rotate the remote 90 degrees to use that wall as a floor.
"It's a shame that she could never put her college degree to use".
His death prompted her to put her own teaching degree to use.
I'm not saying that it takes an advanced degree to use the Ori.
Although he longed to do more, he never considered quitting and putting his chemistry degree to use.
By the age of 67, Susie had finally put her master's degree to use, although not in the way she had originally intended.
An aspiring social entrepreneur, Mr. Murphy was hoping to put his design degree to use by apprenticing with the humanitarian architects aiding Dr. Farmer's work.
He often tells the story of how another African-American member of the team, Frederick T. Smith an eventual Rhodes scholar, who intended to put his economics degree to use among impoverished communities criticized him for devoting himself to science.
App, who is hale and good-humored, knew that he would get to put his engineering degree to use dealing with antiquated electrical systems and the property's old-fashioned ski lift.
He also serves at the front counter and puts his art degree to use by doing some design-related work for Amoeba, including the façade for the Los Angeles store.
