Sentence examples for a lecture from a from inspiring English sources

"I got a lecture from a couple of realtors that I was never going to find anything," he said.

Two seemed to be on the receiving end of a lecture from a customer who claimed to know more about the price of gold than they did.

Here, after all, is a studio film about a sexually abused young working-class woman (Lily) who, inspired by a lecture from a Nietzsche-reading cobbler, takes her revenge on men.

I'm sure Finns won't appreciate a lecture from a citizen of a country that wiped out its wolves four centuries ago, and I was reminded of our own attitude towards ​killing ​wild animals outside my local butcher's the other day.

The IOCs received a lecture from a team made up of various GON agencies (the interagency team) in Abuja In a recent meeting in an example of the current level of communication per Fawthrop.

Now, most visitors stop long enough to visit the site museum that shows skulls and bones of a variety of weird, long-dead creatures and a lecture from a local anthropologist at a viewpoint overlooking the gorge.

Australian motorists don't need a lecture from an out of touch government about road safety".

Foreign Office sources described Reding's speech as "a mixed bag of a lecture from an unrepentant federalist".

When I think of my education, I remember shuffling from one to class to the next to learn from professors who held contradictory, mutually-exclusive viewpoints; a morning seminar with an avowed Marxist might be followed by a lecture from an avowed libertarian.

Although the differences between the preferences for the way to educate were small, 96% stated a lecture from an ENT-specialist is the best form of further education on NPC.

Why? Which method suits you most: (A) lecturing from a teacher or (B) learning through activities?