Sentence examples for At lecturing from inspiring English sources

The fund has spent this decade as little more than an ersatz thinktank - and it was not much good at that, with staffers so timid about criticising rich countries (being more practised at lecturing poor ones) that they barely warned about the biggest financial bubble the world has ever seen: the west's housing bubble.

Journalist, Business Executive, Master at lecturing my children, Chicago, Illinois.

Was it really brave of him to take a shot at India when he did not dare take a shot at lecturing the Chinese government about its record on religious freedom; an opportunity that wouldn't have been remiss considering he was sitting right next to the Dalai Lama?

"Ministers are good at lecturing judges about human rights, but if government won't protect the vulnerable, the courts must perform that duty.

At that time, Auden was lecturing at Swarthmore College.

I'm lecturing at 10.

Soon she was lecturing at Barnard College and Cooper-Hewitt.

He enjoyed tremendous status, lecturing at the top business schools.

Cunliffe studied at Manchester University and lectured at the University of Western Ontario before entering Whitehall in 1980.

I immediately met people at lectures and classes.

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