Sentence examples for a new lecture from inspiring English sources

When beginning a new lecture series, I often ask a new group of students how they would like to learn.

She plans to remain involved in the Ailey organization following her retirement, leading the Ailey Legacy Residency, a new lecture, technique and repertory program for college-level students.

Though her support for Lincoln's re-election remained constrained, after his assassination she offered a new lecture on "Our Martyred President".

Study science The Royal Institution in London continues its crusade to demystify science with a new lecture series designed for life in 2004.

Oxford Brookes is currently refurbing its schools of architecture and design along with building a new lecture theatre, library and student union centre.

A new film center is to have two theaters -- one with 190 seats, the other 90 seats -- and a new lecture hall with these interior spaces designed by the architect David Rockefeller.

While hundreds of entrepreneurs get to go through the program each year, there are thousands more around the world who could benefit from the lessons imparted at YC. Y Combinator president Sam Altman says he started kicking that idea around about a year ago, and the result is a new lecture-based class at Stanford called "How to Start a Startup".

Now, ten years later, redoing a lecture takes about 2 to 4 hours, but creating an entirely new lecture still takes about 10 to 15 hours.

A minimally-directed rap session for cantankerous, heterogeneous, stubborn-as-hell working writers it is; a New Critical lecture series it is not.

The pay off, too, is straight from the new lecture playbook: grandiose, uplifting, slightly non-sensical: "build a life, don't live one".

The campus now boasts 140 buildings – libraries, brand new lecture theatres, student residences and sports facilities – spread over a 200-hectare landscaped park and connected by a fibre-optic network.