Sentence examples for preparing a degree from inspiring English sources

None of the students or staff was injured, but the building and its contents were badly damaged as flames licked from a basement studio, where students had been preparing a degree show, up the west side of the school and across its roof.

Roberts was arrested; made a full confassion, and Dermody was preparing a 1st degree murder-case against him to be presented to the gran jury when Dr. Milton Helpern, of the Medical Examiner's Office, telephoned to say that conclusive tests showed that Maedline had died of a heart attack and acute alcoholism.

Dermody had been preparing a first-degree murder case against Roberts, for presentation to the grand jury.

But anybody going to see Blondie in 2005 should prepare for a degree of disappointment.

One of Fort Defiance's offerings is the classic Irish coffee but prepared with a degree of care that the drink doesn't typically receive.

The result is 28.8[deg] in subject1, 30.1[deg] in subject2 and 32.9[deg] in subject3, and all subjects prepared for a degree of about 30[deg].

In contrast, Xu et al. [ 11] showed that other extracellularly formed AGEs can impair endothelium-dependent vasorelaxation, but these data were obtained with AGE-albumin, which was prepared with a degree of modification that is much higher than that ever seen in diabetes.

The process was initiated in response to a request from top management of the university to a small committee of faculty members to prepare a draft of the degree's curriculum structure.

The servicing mission was postponed so that NASA could prepare a replacement router, adding another degree of difficulty to an already crowded and high-stakes agenda.

Preheat the oven to 360 degrees and prepare a nine-inch spring-form cake pan (buttered and floured).

Would the relatively small number of warheads the UK can deploy really deter superpowers that are prepared to tolerate a degree of population loss in the event of an all-out exchange?