Sentence examples for gained a masters from inspiring English sources

The woman who was born in Glasgow, names Aberdeen as her home town and gained a masters in law at the Universityof Edinburgh, admonishes herself.

Afterwards he took some art history classes at the Royal Academy, studied a bit more at Christie's, and gained a masters in history of art from the LSE.

"I was taken by a float showing an African drowning in the sea, who asks a European why he can't enter Europe," said Ali, a 29-year-old Moroccan sporting an orange moustache and flower-clad bowler hat, who came to Germany from Agadir in 2000 and has just gained a masters in economic science.

I have recently gained a master's in politics.

Science remained a preoccupation, though he later gained a master's degree in English at the University of East Anglia.

Toyoda graduated with a law degree from Keio, a prestigious private university, and gained a master's degree in business administration from Babson College in the US.

Having gained a master's degree for an edition of Welsh medieval prose, he moved to Dublin, where he established links with scholars at University College and Trinity College.

He was an outstanding student and, having gained a master's degree in political science, he went to Harvard to earn another in government.

In 1950 he moved to Manchester, where he gained a master's in social anthropology and undertook the project in north Wales that brought him a PhD (1954).

Born in Johannesburg, he gained a master's degree in history at the University of Natal, specialising in the emergence of African nationalism in Lesotho.

From Blackpool grammar school he went to St Catharine's College, Cambridge, and gained a master's and doctorate in geography.