Sentence examples for a thousand lectures from inspiring English sources

Still, Rayor seemed thrilled to talk about the Witt photos, even though it sounded like she had used them as an example in a thousand lectures.

It's worth more than a million lectures". In November two more crossings opened, bringing the total number to nine alone the buffer zone.

The NSF-CBMS Regional Research Conferences in the Mathematical Sciences are a series of 5-day conferences, each of which features a distinguished lecturer delivering ten lectures on a topic of important current research in one sharply focused area of the mathematical sciences.

For one thing, the museum is holding an unprecedented five lectures (four of them cosponsored by the Department of Integrative Biology), but that's not the biggest change.

The course meets three times a week (for two lectures and a section) and is open to all.

Finally, he convinced himself that the work was done and he announced it in a series of three lectures at a mathematics meeting in Cambridge, England.

There are also the Joseph Fels Ritt Lectures; a series of two lectures given by a mathematician from outside the department and designed for a broad mathematical audience.

How have the students changed? A. I've given a million public lectures in the last 35 years, but I have really not taught students.

A series of six lectures he delivered at the National Gallery of Art as a part of the Andrew W. Mellon lectures in fine arts were published as On the Laws of the Poetic Art (1995).

If Packer were giving a class on Shakespeare, say 90 minutes a lecture for ten lectures, I'd dash to them with excitement.

The Horticultural Society is offering a series of four lectures on indoor gardening, starting on Wednesday with a beginner's guide to houseplants.