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doctor's degree

NOUN
  1. one of the highest earned academic degrees conferred by a university

How To Use doctor's degree In A Sentence

  • It was delightful news for me to learn that you have received a Doctor's Degree from Chicago University.To have reached this milestone at a young age is simple great.I really envy you the opportunities that lie ahead.Hearty congratulations.
  • It was delightful news for me to learn that you have received a Doctor's Degree from Chicago University.To have reached this milestone at a young age is simple great.I really envy you the opportunities that lie ahead.Hearty congratulations.
  • The fact that I already had a doctor's degree, just like the examiners sitting in judgment, gave me the assurance I needed.
  • It would be nice to have the doctor's degree on the wall next to the discs. The Sun
  • It would be nice to have the doctor's degree on the wall next to the discs. The Sun
  • His ambition was consummated when he received his doctor's degree from Cambridge.
  • It was delightful news for me to learn that you have received a Doctor's Degree from Chicago University.To have reached this milestone at a young age is simple great.I really envy you the opportunities that lie ahead.Hearty congratulations.
  • It was delightful news for me to learn that you have received a Doctor's Degree from Chicago University.To have reached this milestone at a young age is simple great.I really envy you the opportunities that lie ahead.Hearty congratulations.
  • He received a doctor's degree.
  • It was delightful news for me to learn that you have received a Doctor's Degree from Chicago University.To have reached this milestone at a young age is simple great.I really envy you the opportunities that lie ahead.Hearty congratulations.
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