Sentence examples for second degree from from inspiring English sources
He graduated from Bristol University with a BSc (honours) in physiology and later achieved a second degree from the College of Law in London.
After taking his second degree from Oxford, in 1629, he went for medical training on the continent at Montpelier, Padua, and Leiden, all home to universities "reputed to encourage unusually free inquiry," write Stephen Greenblatt and Ramie Targoff in their introduction to a new NYRB Classics edition of Browne's work.
Williams's first degree, from the University of Lancaster, was in English literature.
He inexplicably failed to win a place at Cambridge and earned his first degree from the University of Leicester in 1933.
My publisher mentioned that she had been a friend of Warhol's and faced a third degree from Lou to prove that she had been a real friend.
But he was drawn to Wall Street instead, and earned a third degree from Harvard Business School before taking a job at Citigroup on the emerging-markets desk in New York.
That comment drew widespread and appreciative laughter, but when Mr. Bush mentioned that he had received his first degree from the university in 1968, one student shouted, "Barely!" It was not the only catcall.
1938 New York Crime Code Revision ALBANY — A new attempt to abolish the third degree from New York police methods will be made through a sweeping revision of the criminal code now being prepared for presentation to the State Legislature.
So there he was on the air the following morning, getting a loving and concerned third degree from Ebro Darden, the program director for Hot 97 (WQHT 97.1 FM), the station where Mister Cee, 47, has worked for two decades.
(Of those who graduated within six years after enrolling at a two-year school, for most their first degree was a two-year degree. About 12 percent of those who started out at a two-year school received their first degree from a four-year school).
Clare Davies earned her first degree from Oxford and her PhD from Loughborough.
