Sentence examples for his degrees from inspiring English sources

And he should bold-face his degrees, not his schools.

All his degrees, honorary doctorates, came much later.

All of his degrees are in Renaissance English literature.

But often, he said, employers saw only his degrees and former salary — and blanched.

While pursuing his degrees, Dr. Nierenberg served as a section leader on the Manhattan Project.

After completing his degrees, he bought his practice and was soon overwhelmed by work.

His degrees are from the University of London (1978) and Durham (1981).

His degrees are from MIT (mathematics and geophysics) and he has spent his professional career there.

Bin Laden has cast himself as a messianic religious authority, but his degrees are in civil engineering and economics.

His mind was practical; in pursuing his degrees in economics, he anticipated following his father into the business world.

He joined the Stanford faculty in 1979, having earned all of his degrees at the University of California, Berkeley.