"At lectures, I'm invariably asked about Aphrodite," Dr. Ratte said.
At lectures, Dr. Levine, a pneumonia expert, uses a homemade slide that illustrates his predicament — Nemo, the little lost movie clownfish, next to the words "Finding Pneumo".
At lectures across the city, he heard the argument put by anarchists that the only way to put their philosophy into practice was by "the propaganda of the deed".
At lectures, I'm often asked by teachers to recommend course materials in Latino Studies.
College was where we ate, made friends and socialised; then we joined students from other colleges at lectures and attended unique supervisions – almost one-to-one tuition – with "fellows" who were often based at other colleges.
I immediately met people at lectures and classes.
I tried ignoring her phone calls and avoiding her at lectures.
He is constantly in demand as a speaker at lectures in every state in the US.
Then there is the kind that gets asked at lectures to murmurs of bookish approval.
Teaching quality is assessed by looking at lectures and student interactions.
"I've seen Elie Wiesel at lectures but I've never met him.
