Sentence examples for a lecturer from from inspiring English sources

"HE SAID he would destroy me," says Annmarie Chiarini, a lecturer from Maryland.

In one group, an air traffic controller worked beside a lecturer from Gharyan University's faculty of law.

One of the key innovators in bringing 3D printing to the masses was a lecturer from Bath University.

A lecturer from a college in Manchester told the survey: "Work eats into every aspect of a teacher's life …Teachers are over-worked, stressed and unhappy.

The man, who turned out to be a lecturer from another university, resident at Cambridge for six months, sighed and chuckled.

An interloper, a lecturer from Lancaster University who had somehow infiltrated the meetings, intervened to ask precisely what expansion was for: should students be warned that a degree might not enhance their career prospects if there were so many?

He then taught constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School for twelve years, first as a Lecturer from 1992 to 1996, and then as a Senior Lecturer from 1996 to 2004.

My mother, Joan Mitchell, who has died aged 93, was from 1952 a lecturer and from 1978 professor of political economy at Nottingham University.

A university lecturer from a well-known family in Mosul told The Independent: "Mosul has fallen completely into the hands of the terrorists.

Her innovation, in this well-paced "palaeographical procedural", is to place Alice Kober, a classics lecturer from a working-class family of Hungarian immigrants living in Brooklyn, at the centre of the story.

As a female lecturer from an ethnic minority, I am at the very bottom of the pecking order.