Sentence examples for earned her degrees from inspiring English sources
At the same time, his sister Rina said that without his support she would not have earned her degrees or married an architect.
Mrs. Gibson earned her degree at UC, Berkeley and began her career as a professional actress.
She earned her degree with the help of state-paid aides, including one who took dictation during classes.
Mary attended St. Lawrence University where she earned her degree in English and psychology and was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
When she earned her degree in library science, I'm not sure this day's exactly what she had in mind.
She shared his interest in working out and later encouraged him to leave Ohio State and study where she earned her degree, Otterbein College in Westerville.
Certainly she arrived with great reserves of talent and composure, becoming, at 20, one of the youngest musicians hired to teach at the Berklee College of Music, where she had just earned her degree.
Furthermore, Yahoo!'s response "confirming" that Ms. Hart "specialized" in Marketing and Economics, rather than having earned her degree in such subjects (as Ms. Hart has asserted in filings for years) is a similar canard.
After doing well in some graduate courses, the physics department admitted her into its doctoral program, and she earned her degree in 1979.
