Sentence examples for took degree from inspiring English sources

If the Academy Awards were like some Olympic events and took degree of difficulty into account, Kim Nguyen's "War Witch," one of the five nominees for the Oscar for best foreign-language film, would surely be awarded extra points.

Many even took degrees in subjects other than pure accounting.

He preferred academic studies, however, and eventually took degrees in aesthetics from Stanford and Harvard universities.

Smoot took degrees in mathematics and physics and completed a PhD in particle physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Babcock took degrees both in the United States and in Germany, where he earned a Ph.D. in 1879.

The strike is likely to hit university students taking degree exams.

Scrap tuition fees for students from poorer backgrounds who take degree courses in the sciences, technology, maths or engineering.

This year, over one million adults are taking degree or certificate programs delivered 100% online in the U.S., according to Eduventures.

Of 600,000 EU students taking degrees in non-native union countries, 175,000 were in the UK.

"Some of them have gone to university and taken degrees and they don't come back".

The Catholic Relief Act (1793) enabled Catholics to take degrees but not to have full standing.