Sentence examples for I will be lecturing from inspiring English sources

I will be lecturing to journalism students at Columbia University, New York, in October on the subject of British obituaries and I will be fascinated to pick up their opinions of US obits.

I am about to embark on an adventure to Vietnam where I will be lecturing medical students about nutritional management in wound healing, trauma patients and type 2 diabetes and I was curious about your opinion on these topics.

Correct me if I'm wrong, and I'm sure I'll be lectured on this by some interventionist "do-gooder" – but it's not really for government to decide what is available to adults on supermarket shelves.

And I will be talking about the vision portion, and Chris will be lecturing about the auditory portion.

He will be lecturing about Germany's 25 years at the British Museum on 28 November.

Not to be outdone, Treasury Secretary John W. Snow, in Beijing for trade talks, will be lecturing China's Securities Industry Association.

She will be lecturing on "Lord Byron and the Romantic Imagination" at Tate Britain on March 19 at 6.30pm.

Helen Leung and Elizabeth Timme, co-founders will be lecturing in Wood Auditorium and Kate Orff will respond.

Cory 285 – 2.00-3.30 – Ronojoy Ghosh (Stanford) will be lecturing on "Hybrid Models for Biology".

Mr. Delano, who will be lecturing on the archive on Tuesday in Hartford, soon plans to travel to Spain, where he will meet with a city archivist.

Spoken Word ATLANTIC CITY ART CENTER Dr. Raymond Dobard will be lecturing on his book, "Hidden in Plain View," about the history of code quilts.