Sentence examples for major looking from inspiring English sources
The summer of '69, I was a recent college graduate, a psychology major, looking for a job.
What's up, I'm Jericho, and I'm a second-year EECS major looking to minor in some kind of art thing.
When Ms. Berger joined DC straight out of Brooklyn College in 1979, she was simply "another English major looking for a job" and admittedly no fan of superheroes.
Even his yuppieism he carries off in style, displaying his wardrobe and liquor cabinet only at the moment they are demolished by a jealous Sikh major looking for his stash.
"If we haven't been here quite 24 hours a day, it sometimes feels like it," says David Levi, a senior mechanical engineering major, looking around the department's cluttered senior design space in the basement of the Wyman Park building, where he and teammates are refining their prototype.
If youâre a liberal arts major looking for a job that requires quantitative/data analysis, listing a high math standardized test score or that you took all advanced placement courses in math/calculus is one way you can show evidence of your natural quantitative talents.
Mr Major looks neither decisive nor authoritative.
Andy Glossner, a junior chemistry major, looked ashen.
That, in and of itself, would be major: 'Look, we are a big tent.' But he's shut out!
This is the lesson idea teaching activity described by subject 3510 (an education major): "Look at a specific area of the globe.
McIlroy's scoring average of 74 in golf's 'unofficial fifth major' looked set to tumble after the world number two went to the turn in 31.
