Sentence examples for last degrees from inspiring English sources

Before the operation the range of motion (ROM) was 5 100°, with pain at the last degrees of flexion and extension.

A 2000 study found that the average salary for advanced-degreed chemical engineers 2 years past their last degree was $47,000 and was increasing by 8% per year.

The pill-popping gun enthusiast of Woody Creek was a romantic to the last degree.

He said Sarkozy thought the leaks were "irresponsible to the last degree".

There was nothing ad hoc or belletristic about his criticism; it was theoretical to the last degree.

And yes, I've made some plenty smart cracks about people on Social Security who milk it to the last degree.

Happily, they are balanced by a well-read, highly intelligent and perceptive brigade who abhor human combat except in the last degree.

"The justice is indisputably on his side," one critic wrote in 1824, "and his sufferings are, to me, touching to the last degree".

7. Bold, impatient, certain to get their own way, but somehow lacking the last degree of patient application – that last word is just dashed off as if the sentence couldn't be over soon enough.

"One must be a reactionary to the last degree to deny the possibility of a combination of action, sound and color, all reproduced in synchronization for entertainment in the home," he wrote.

He prepares, to the last degree, but once he comes to shoot the scene, he arrives with a perfectly empty mind, and is generally delighted by what he sees".