Sentence examples for having degrees from inspiring English sources
In the days before the United States Open last week, scores of players were having degrees of loft added, and in some cases subtracted, from their putters.
Richmond Park's residents are the most highly educated in the country, according to research by the lecturers' union UCU, with 63% having degrees.
It will not surprise the House to hear that women in radio are more qualified than men, with three quarters having degrees, compared with less than two thirds of men.
According to M.I.T., Ms. Jones, 58, had on various occasions represented herself as having degrees from three upstate New York institutions: Albany Medical College, Union College and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Since 1945 most governments have had an electoral majority and a faced a single dominant opposition party.That started to change in the late 1990s, with devolved governments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland all having degrees of autonomy.
By and large, both the Saab and Suburban statistics conform with an overall national portrait that car experts say still largely holds true: Asian car brands hold sway on the West Coast, European brands on the East Coast and domestic makes in most places in between, with big cities having degrees of all three.
"I have degrees and talents and qualifications.
She has degrees in biology and neuroscience.
She has degrees from the Institute of Development Studies (Sussex) and Smith College (USA).
