Sentence examples for two degrees one from inspiring English sources

At the end of four years, they'll have two degrees, one in engineering and one in business.

I was fortunate to have a good education, with two degrees, one in commerce and one in law, and I qualified as a chartered accountant.

"Having two degrees — one in Mandarin and another in something else — and then only to be able to teach English is not entirely desirable".

There's really nowhere else I'd rather be, because I'm so proud of Kirby, who graduates today with two degrees, one in human bio and the other in psychology.

She graduated summa cum laude in May, with two degrees, one in communications and one in hospitality administration, which everyone thought was absolutely fitting for a woman with her embracing character.

He walked into the Spartan Academy gym in Mesa for the first time because of a brochure he picked up at Arizona State University, where he is working toward two degrees – one in kinesiology, one in biology.

He holds three degrees: one in accounting, one in economics, and one in law.

(To understand why, walk out to the curb and try to spin seven hundred and twenty degrees on one foot, or do a backflip, without falling off).

In all the six animals with peritonitis (five degree one, one degree 2) in the ivermectin group, the peritonea were described as being dry and having organized lesions whereas peritonea of all the animals in the control group were wet with 50 to 150 ml of ascites fluid in the abdomen.

In her 20s she did two degrees - one in English and international relations and a second in computer theory - before studying international law in the army's political department.

The bridegroom graduated with two bachelor degrees, one from Columbia and the other cum laude from the Jewish Theological Seminary.