Sentence examples for a lecturing from inspiring English sources

Having promised at the outset not to give anyone lessons, he nonetheless adopted a lecturing tone.

Dr Ketland also moved to Oxford, taking up a lecturing post at the university's Pembroke College, the inquest heard.

The New Yorker, November 12 , 1938P. 105 Letter from and eighth grade grammar school boy to a lecturing professor.

He managed William Jennings Bryan on a lecturing tour, in 1899, and ran a flea circus in 1900.

But the generals were appointed under Mubarak's reign and their tenure has been characterized by mixed signals, communicated either by Facebook decree or by a lecturing spokesman.

They get a lecturing from the so-called Socialists of France about prudence, while Varoufakis has been labelled by his German counterpart as "foolishly naive".

A lecture here?

"Do a lecture".

But a lecture nevertheless.

Laughter is more seductive than a lecture.

Happened to Comics?" A lecture by Art Spiegelman.