Sentence examples for degrees which was from inspiring English sources

The runners cited the weather at the morning start: 70 degrees, which was warmer than desired, and 84percentt humidity.

Mr. Serbia had also claimed on his campaign biography that he held two academic degrees, which was not true.

They applied to undergraduate applicants -- not to students seeking master's degrees, which was the focus of the article.

The 74.3-degree spring water is heated to 102 degrees, which was relaxing for 20 minutes, when it got too hot.

The online YouGov survey commissioned by 38 Degrees, which was behind a petition signed by nearly 400,000 people in support of the BBC, said 53% of people did not trust the government to protect BBC services during charter renewal.

Countries also agreed on a more aspirational goal at Paris to try to limit warming to 1.5 degrees, which was seen as a safer level for low-lying island states and other more-vulnerable countries.

"The temperature is between 72 to 73 degrees, which is normal".

The temperature at kickoff was 31 degrees, which is considered balmy in Green Bay in January.

But Purchase offers both bachelor's and master's degrees, which are nearly identical.

Furthermore, 52% of staff had parents with university degrees, which is also above the norm.

The U.S.D.A. says the thigh meat should be 180 degrees, which is insanely high but hospital safe.