Sentence examples for to bachelor from inspiring English sources
noun
A man who is socially regarded as able to marry, but has not yet.
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Takes care of men going to bachelor dinners.
It may be especially, or perhaps uniquely, applicable to bachelor parties.
It applies to bachelor courses at public universities, except in medicine.
Which is why the most logical heir to Bachelor II is not "The Bachelorette," but the documentary-style "Cathouse".
In the summer of 2010, with Deirdre in Iraq, he returned to bachelor life, partying and spending money extravagantly.
So whereas he may no longer be the go-to bachelor, perhaps his intended new role as a husband will be inspiration for other bachelors to take the next step into marriage.
The Bachelor powers that be gave Jake the requisite contest-to-Bachelor personality makeover -- emphasizing his rougher, manlier side.
Qualifications range from foundation level through to bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees.
Welcome to bachelors and master's-by-Mooc…could these become a viable alternative to a traditional degree?
As an indicator of general human capital, education was introduced with five levels ranging from illiteracy to bachelors degree.
