Sentence examples for has a degree to from inspiring English sources

His wife and child will return to Mali -- another money-saving move -- but Mr. Camara, whose father studied business in Paris before taking a government job in Mali, is loath to go home until he has a degree to show for his time here.

Congratulations to Ed Sheeran who now has a degree to go with his massive new lion tattoo.

"Pocket is essential," he says when asked whether he is trained in muso proficiency or if you have to have a degree to play with Harvey Sutherland and chums.

"I build saddles and train colts, so I want to have a degree to learn how to run my business and market myself.

If boxing doesn't work they don't have a degree to fall back on.

Does this mean that I must have a degree to succeed or that a degree guarantees me a high paying job?

(At least they have a degree to show for it; half the students who enter college never graduate, though many are still on the hook for student debt).

Two years ago a new policy was implemented that you had to have a degree to stay in my position.

Which is more than Mr. Dell can say and I'm sure he regrets not having a degree to this day.

If you're writing a university cover letter, it's obvious that you have to have a degree to get a job as a doctor.

You won't have to have a degree to work as an interior decorator, but some classes or certifications can give you credibility.