Sentence examples for arranged a lecture from inspiring English sources

Dirk Coster had arranged a lecture tour for Meitner in the Netherlands (see Sime 1996, p. 99).

He was feted in London, Oxford, and Manchester by young sympathizers, among them the critic Arthur Symons, who arranged a lecture tour in England in November 1893.

Christopher Tunnard, Director of the Yale Program in City Planning, arranged a lecture by Scully on Greek architecture for the ten students enrolled in the program in my year.

To symbolize his return to politics, A R Dard arranged a lecture titled The Future of India which was presided over by Sir Nairne Sandeman in which Jinnah criticized the recent White Paper on Indian Constitutional Reform and argued for self-government by Indians.

That same day, the university said it had "no official request" from the Dalai Lama, although it acknowledged that students had discussed "the possibility of arranging a lecture".

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After that successful meeting, Stone accepted Blackwell's offer to arrange a lecturing tour for her in the western states – considered then to be those west of Pennsylvania and Virginia.

He gave it to the English department at the university in Albany, to found something called the Writers Institute, which every year arranged a programme of free lectures by writers.

They arranged a public protest of my lectures alleging that I am a Darwinist, gay rights activist and a Zionist who had met with Benjamin Netanyahu on several occasions.

As it happened, Huxley was then lecturing at M.I.T., and Leary arranged a meeting.

When I started, a coursemate arranged a pub trip for the first week, so we could meet up before we started lectures.