Sentence examples for are lecture from inspiring English sources
verb
To teach (somebody) by giving a speech on a given topic.
- The professor lectured to two classes this morning.
Scattered around you are lecture notes, lab reports and textbooks.
Here, at its far northern end, are lecture theatres.
Yes, there are lecture series aplenty to be attended seven days a week.
"From what I hear, a lot of the new Assembly venues are lecture theatres which are pretty echoey and cavernous".
Teaching practices included in this category are lecture, demonstration, and instructor-led question-and-answer.
Rather, Aristotle's extant works read like what they very probably are: lecture notes, drafts first written and then reworked, ongoing records of continuing investigations, and, generally speaking, in-house compilations intended not for a general audience but for an inner circle of auditors.
But her opinions about obesity are lecture-ready, and she is not shy about delivering them.
Those are lectures that I missed.
Now developing countries are lecturing the West.
All the modules are lecture-based and taught by academics at the forefront of each technology.
