Sentence examples for At lecture from inspiring English sources

This fall at Northern Arizona University, students will have to swipe their IDs at lecture halls, and professors will be able to track who shows up.

He invites his neighbour at lecture, or someone who has laughed twice at his jokes in hall, or his fellow lodger at Mr. Juke's, the hairdresser.

From here, the game is on; Mark can reinstate himself at Lecture Films and dream up random plots, crammed with spaceships and ninjas, and earn a fortune for his pains.

The ending of paragraphs with an ironic ellipsis or dying fall is a technique which, with the right timing, probably did him well when he was working hard at lecture tours.

On the basis that imagination, too, is no more than a fancy, upmarket word for fibbing, acts of fiction remain unknown; at Lecture Films, the movie studio where Mark toils — he is introduced as "one of our least successful screenwriters" — the typical product consists of a blazered bore reciting a plain historical narrative woven from verified facts.

This extends to his job as a screenwriter at Lecture Films, which conceives cinema as a talking head delivering a history lesson.

I immediately met people at lectures and classes.

I tried ignoring her phone calls and avoiding her at lectures.

Learn about the 125-year history of Bronx parks at lectures at the Bronx Zoo. 9 a.m. to noon.

Teaching quality is assessed by looking at lectures and student interactions.

"I've seen Elie Wiesel at lectures but I've never met him.