Sentence examples for So lectures from inspiring English sources

So lectures Arthur Levitt, the former head of the Securities & Exchange Commission.

At St Andrews, all our clubs shut at 2am, so lectures would have been fine – they don't start until 10am anyway.

Libby Faulkner, 20, rents a house with seven other students 15 minutes from university Monday The last week of term, so lectures are few and far between.

Mr. Graves said he plans to cut back on the 30 or so lectures he gives each year and to work in the office rather than on the road.

Van der Werf said, speaking at the Black Cat, a vegan cafe in Hackney, in December, 2014, where he was about to address a packed audience of young Londoners – one of 30 or so lectures he gives each year in Europe and the US.

So, Lecture 2, that would be on Wednesday of this week, I want to talk about the core concept of risk and also about financial crises.

In the VEC, our team is also in charge of room scheduling, so lecture capture problems that arose due to last-minute room changes should not recur.

So, lecture 12 is about banking, multiple expansion of credit, the money multiplier, and bank regulation, which is something that is a fascinating topic because we almost lost our banking system.

But witchcraft was just the thing students wanted to hear a bit more about from the pagan philosopher, so Lecture 40 begins like this: "Since last time I referred to the Thessalian women, it is worth explaining the practice, why people think wizards draw down the moon [at an eclipse], and why ordinary people beat on bronze.

And for specific topics, C-SPAN Book TV (available online) has author interviews and coverage of authors giving an hour-or-so lecture on their latest book.

So will lectures on such topics as flowers that grow without light, and gardening without soil.