Sentence examples for no bachelor from inspiring English sources
Promoting her show in the first episode of "The Bachelor 2," Trista said, "I'm not intending to look like a tramp," a disclaimer no Bachelor has ever had to make.
Nearly 80 percent of new migrants have no bachelor's degree; 73 percent are ethnic minorities; 44 percent live below the poverty line.
A study by the Census Bureau in 1994, the last time the agency looked at the subject, estimated that in 1992, the mean annual earnings for a person with a bachelor's degree was $32,629, compared with $18,737 for a high school graduate and $19,666 for a person with some college but no bachelor's degree.
Finally, for those with some college but no bachelor's degree, employment fell during the recession and is now back to exactly where it began: There were 34,992,000 workers with some college employed in December 2007, and there are 34,992,000 in the same boat today In other words, college-educated workers have gobbled up all of the net job gains.
The extrapolation suggests that if a state populace has no bachelor degrees then the acceptance of evolution would be -10.03.
No bachelors required: Alex Aldridge investigates whether the life of a legal executive is a happy one ("I'd say one of the best lawyers who instructs me is a legal exec," responds a barrister).
"Did you see last night's episode of The Bachelor?" "No," you'll say, "because I was too concerned about FRACKING and ESTUARIES and WATER TABLES and BIODIVERSITY.
When Tony Blair moved into No 10 with a young and growing family, he chose to live in the larger flat above No 11, leaving bachelor Gordon Brown the No 10 flat, with its homely furnishings that Cherie B didn't like.
But as a cruel reminder that 007 works best as a no-strings-attached bachelor, she was killed.
Last comes the "single bachelor" – no company job, no wife in Canada.
