Sentence examples for like a degree from inspiring English sources
A degree Rankine, like a degree Fahrenheit, is 5/9 of a kelvin or degree Celsius.
You know, being independent, having some form of qualification, like a degree.
It was like a degree but quicker; like a job but more fun; like a boyfriend but forever.
Besides, where else do we have to go? It's not like a degree from a UK medical school travels well!
The effect is that it all looks a bit like a degree show or trade exhibition, with each artist selling their esoteric wares in individual booths – framed in a series of niches and windows by exhibition designer CJ Lim.
When the news of my marriage to Imran Khan, Pakistan's cricket star turned politician, broke in January this year, my sister joked that the way I was being introduced in the press – as talaaq yafta (divorcée) – seemed to almost be a qualification, like a degree.
He still liked a degree of decorum.
While parental involvement is integral to successful paediatric weight management outcomes [ 14, 15], a number of preadolescent children would like a greater degree of involvement in decisions affecting their food choices [ 16, 17].
"I think as long as you are still independent, self-sufficient and doing what you like -- to a degree -- people understand".
If I had the financial freedom to retrain, I would like to do a degree in psychology.
She describes it as like studying for a degree.
