Sentence examples for a lecturing from from inspiring English sources

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".

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

"A lecture from you is not what we need.

And I don't need a lecture from you".

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

A lecture from the director John Waters on Williams's influence promises to be a highlight.

This was accompanied by a lecture from him on the evils of wastefulness.

But it took a lecture from his coach to get there.

The team's ineffective early performance, Hamrlik said, earned a lecture from Laviolette.

"It's a lecture from 7 to 8 every day, with Professor John Chaney.

Bousquet, who swam the last leg, absorbed a lecture from Hawke afterward.